Monday, January 26, 2026

Book of the Week: The Carver Affair by Pam Lecky #HistoricalMystery #VictorianMystery #WomenSleuths #RecommendedReading



The Carver Affair


The Lucy Lawrence Mysteries, Book #5

by Pam Lecky



When Peggy O'Reilly steps off the Wexford train, she dreams of a fresh start. Within days, she's vanished into Dublin's shadows, and soon the search for a missing girl has become a hunt for a killer...


Dublin, 1894. Lucy Lawrence arrives in Ireland expecting a pleasant summer holiday while her husband Phineas investigates security at Dublin Castle. But when her maid's young cousin disappears and is found murdered in the notorious Monto red-light district, Lucy cannot stand idly by, especially when the girl's sister is still missing.


In Merrion Square, banker Myles Carver grieves his dying wife with his beautiful daughter-in-law Olivia. In the Monto's brothels, madam Celine Burton rules through violence and fear. Between these two worlds stands Detective Inspector Fergus Ryan, hunting a killer while the powerful protect their secrets. As bodies mount and time runs out, Lucy must decide who to trust in a city full of contradictions.


From sumptuous drawing rooms to squalid brothels the police dare not enter, this is a gripping Victorian mystery and a thrilling addition to the bestselling Lucy Lawrence series.



Praise for The Carver Affair:


“The Carver Affair by Pam Lecky is another fantastic read that shows her talent for blending history with mystery. I loved Lecky's writing style vivid, engaging, and easy to get lost in. The historical detail adds depth to the story while the plot keeps you hooked. A great choice for fans of historical fiction with suspense.

~ katrig, 5* Netgalley Review


Excellent mystery... The author writes an excellent story with two interesting mysteries and many well-formed characters. I love all the historical detail about Dublin in the 1890s, both the rich and poor sides of society.

~ John A., 5* Amazon Review


Enthralling... commanded my attention from the very first sentence... This is a novel that is deserving to be read over and over again.

~ A Reader, 5* Netgalley Review




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