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Lady Gold Investigates 7
(2025)(The seventh book in the Lady Gold Investigates series)
A collection of stories by Lee Strauss and Norm Strauss
Lady Gold Investigates, Volume 7
Lady Ginger Gold returns in two sparkling 1920s mysteries!
In The Case of the Vanishing Virtuoso, a celebrated violinist disappears mid-performance at
London’s Royal Albert Hall.
In The Timekeeper’s Paradox, a clockmaker’s misbehaving timepieces lead to secrets ticking
beneath the surface of Maiden Lane.
Charming, clever, and full of heart—two adventures no Lady Gold fan will want to miss.
The Case of the Vanishing Virtuoso
When celebrated violinist Philippe Bouchard disappears mid-performance at London’s Royal
Albert Hall, Lady Ginger Gold can’t resist the mystery. One moment he’s playing beneath the
spotlight—the next, he’s gone, leaving only his violin behind.
With her clever assistant Magna Jones by her side, Ginger follows a trail through glittering
concert halls, secret passages, and the elegant world of London’s music elite. What begins as a
baffling disappearance soon leads to whispers of hidden treasures, forged masterpieces, and
carefully guarded secrets.
Charming, witty, and delightfully clever, The Case of the Vanishing Virtuoso proves that no
mystery is too grand—or too musical—for Lady Gold Investigations.
The Case of the Timekeeper’s Paradox
When London clockmaker Thaddeus Quill insists his clocks are misbehaving—chiming before
accidents occur—Lady Ginger Gold’s curiosity is instantly piqued. After all, few cases begin
with the sound of a wayward bell.
With her sharp-witted assistant Magna Jones and her ever-faithful Boston terrier Boss, Ginger
sets out to discover what’s really behind the strange disturbances on Maiden Lane. Her
investigation leads to a circle of eccentric wartime craftsmen, a mysterious fortune-teller, and a
scheme that’s wound just a bit too tightly.
Full of charm, clever twists, and 1920s atmosphere, The Timekeeper’s Paradox reminds readers
that even in the calmest corner of London, time has a way of causing trouble.
Genre: Cozy Mystery
Lady Ginger Gold returns in two sparkling 1920s mysteries!
In The Case of the Vanishing Virtuoso, a celebrated violinist disappears mid-performance at
London’s Royal Albert Hall.
In The Timekeeper’s Paradox, a clockmaker’s misbehaving timepieces lead to secrets ticking
beneath the surface of Maiden Lane.
Charming, clever, and full of heart—two adventures no Lady Gold fan will want to miss.
The Case of the Vanishing Virtuoso
When celebrated violinist Philippe Bouchard disappears mid-performance at London’s Royal
Albert Hall, Lady Ginger Gold can’t resist the mystery. One moment he’s playing beneath the
spotlight—the next, he’s gone, leaving only his violin behind.
With her clever assistant Magna Jones by her side, Ginger follows a trail through glittering
concert halls, secret passages, and the elegant world of London’s music elite. What begins as a
baffling disappearance soon leads to whispers of hidden treasures, forged masterpieces, and
carefully guarded secrets.
Charming, witty, and delightfully clever, The Case of the Vanishing Virtuoso proves that no
mystery is too grand—or too musical—for Lady Gold Investigations.
The Case of the Timekeeper’s Paradox
When London clockmaker Thaddeus Quill insists his clocks are misbehaving—chiming before
accidents occur—Lady Ginger Gold’s curiosity is instantly piqued. After all, few cases begin
with the sound of a wayward bell.
With her sharp-witted assistant Magna Jones and her ever-faithful Boston terrier Boss, Ginger
sets out to discover what’s really behind the strange disturbances on Maiden Lane. Her
investigation leads to a circle of eccentric wartime craftsmen, a mysterious fortune-teller, and a
scheme that’s wound just a bit too tightly.
Full of charm, clever twists, and 1920s atmosphere, The Timekeeper’s Paradox reminds readers
that even in the calmest corner of London, time has a way of causing trouble.
Genre: Cozy Mystery
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