Murder at the Flamingo: A Novel (A Van Buren and DeLuca Mystery)
Review 'Cream-filled cannoli from the North End, the golden dome of the State House, bells ringing from the Old North Church--there's atmosphere galore in Murder at the Flamingo, the opener of Rachel McMillan's new Van Buren and DeLuca Mystery series, set in 1937 Boston.' -- BookPage'Hamish, we learn, suffers from an anxiety and panic disorder . . . We see him tackle his obstacles, and see his close friends do their best to help him cope. It is a deft treatment of a serious disorder that educates the reader without compromising the entertainment value of the story. It manages to cross the bridge between 'issue fiction' and 'commercial fiction' seamlessly.'--Aimie K. Runyan -- TallPoppies.org'. . . good characterization and spot-on 1930s glamour.' -- Historical Novels Review About the Author Rachel McMillan is the author of The London Restoration , The Mozart Code , the Herringford and Watts mysteries, the Van Buren and DeLuca mysteries, and the Three Quarter Time series of contemporary Viennese romances. She is also the author of Dream, Plan, Go: A Travel Guide to Inspire Independent Adventure . Rachel lives in Toronto, Canada. Visit her online at rachelmcmillan.net; Instagram: @rachkmc; Facebook: @rachkmc1; Twitter: @rachkmc; Pinterest: @rachkmc.