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Fire Must Burn

Fire Must Burn

by Allison Montclair

The owners of The Right Sort Marriage Bureau are back, and more determined than ever to bring love matches to the residents of Post-WWII London . . . so something as trivial as being dragged into a spy mission isn’t going to stop them! Sparks fly when an old friend comes to town . . . London, 1947. After recent events have left the normally steadfast Iris Sparks thoroughly shaken, she’s looking forward to some peace. With The Right Sort doing well, she and business partner Gwen Bainbridge are due a holiday. Until Iris’s former boss enlists their help for a secret mission.

Iris, who left British intelligence after the war, is being recruited for her Cambridge connection to one Anthony Danforth. She hasn’t seen Tony in almost ten years, yet she and Gwen must manipulate him into hiring their marriage service. Tony’s suspected of being a Soviet operative, and an undercover agent posing as his perfect match could discover the truth. Despite her reluctance at being dragged back into the world of espionage, Iris agrees. After all, Tony was once a very good friend. If he’s innocent, she’ll happily prove it. If not? Well, no one ever said being a spy was easy . . . Those who enjoy reading Kerry Greenwood’s Phryne Fisher Mysteries and Dorothy Sayers will adore this warm and witty historical mystery!

Genre: Historical Crime & Mystery

Reviews

What readers and critics are saying

★★★★★

A first-rate entry in Montclair’s engaging series

Kirkus Reviews
★★★★★

Montclair’s wit, top-notch pacing, and obvious affection for her characters ensure that readers will be on tenterhooks for the next installment. This is a treat

Publishers Weekly
★★★★★

An all-round pleaser . . . engrossing and rewarding

Historical Novels Review
★★★★★

Kept me glued to my seat from beginning to end

Reading Reality
★★★★★

A riveting, fast-paced mystery full of wartime secrets, romance, and psychological trauma

Kirkus Reviews on An Excellent Thing in a Woman
★★★★★

Montclair seamlessly blends fair-play detection, immersive period detail, and dashes of humor in her latest historical

Publishers Weekly on An Excellent Thing in a Woman
★★★★★

This is one of the best series going at the moment . . . this installment retains the freshness and originality of the very first

Deadly Pleasures Mystery Magazine on An Excellent Thing in a Woman
★★★★★

Set in 1946 London, Montclair’s sixth whodunit featuring matchmakers Iris Sparks and Gwen Bainbridge (after The Lady from Burma) is another winning blend of humor and mystery

Publishers Weekly on Murder at the White Palace