Artikel: “The Murder Quadrille” – how it came to be!

Today’s guest blog is by author and actress Fidelis Morgan.  Fidelis is best known as the author of the Countess de la Zouch series. Here she writes about how she came to write her latest novel “The Murder Quadrille”.

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