I’m happy to welcome Carol K. Carr, author of India Black, here today. She was kind enough for taking the time to answer a few questions: How would you introduce India? India Black is a successful businesswoman who is not afraid to take risks and who loves a good adventure. She’s clever, brave, and ambitious. Did I mention that she runs a brothel? India’s also stubborn, cheeky, cynical, and on occasion, too mouthy for her own good. She can be impetuous, rushing into things without really thinking through all the implications. But that has its benefits, as she’s not afraid… Read more »
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India Black by Carol K. Carr
India Black by Carol K. Carr In the winter of 1876, the beautiful young madam India Black is occupied with her usual tasks – keeping her tarts in line, avoiding the police, and tolerating the clergyman bent on converting her girls. But when Sir Archibald Latham of the War Office dies from a heart attack while visiting her brothel, India is unexpectedly thrust into a deadly game between Russian and British agents who are seeking the military secrets Latham carried. French, the handsome British spy, discovers India disposing of Latham’s body and blackmails her into recovering the missing documents. Their… Read more »
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