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Following Kate's successful rescue, Scarlett's itching to get back on track with her revenge, so Connie sets up a meeting with Abigail O'Brian in the hope of speaking with a key figure from ten years ago-Aisha Huxley. As the events of the past are dug back up, the ties between Scarlett's execution, Daeg Gallus, and the dangerous drug Jackal's Paradise become ever more apparent. If Scarlett wishes to find the one who framed her, she and Connie must get to the bottom of a sinister plot that's been brewing for over a decade...

NEW FRIENDS AND OLD SECRETSLucia O¿Brian is heading to the Republic of Soldita to visit a friend, and Connie, Randolph, and a certain glamorous ghost wind up coming along for the ride. At first, Scarlett doesn¿t think much of the idea, but that all changes once she learns their destination¿ the island of El Sol, where her mother once told her the starry crown of Cornelia Faris lies hidden. But there¿s more to this treasure hunt than meets the eye and plenty of trouble waiting for Connie and Scarlett across the sea!

In their quest to uncover the truth behind Scarlett Castiel's death, Constance and Scarlett attend Emilia Godwin's soiree to fish for clues. Fishing in a sea of sharks is never easy, however, and their investigation is sidetracked when barbed insults escalate into an attack. And with Randolph Ulster popping up every which way they turn, finding answers is going to be much harder than they thought!

Connie is a young noble lady framed for a crime, then after the ghost of an infamous villainess possesses her and clears her name, she and this spirit of Scarlet Castiel uncover the truth surrounding her new benefactor's untimely death.

Thanks to aid from the ghost of Scarlett Castiel, Constance escaped the incident at the Grand Merillian as the triumphant victim. Good deeds don’t come for free however, and the price for Scarlett’s help is vengeance! Although she was unabashedly wicked, the villainess is adamant that she was framed for poisoning the crown princess—but with no evidence, Constance has her work cut out for her. Perhaps the strange circumstances behind the apparent suicide of Lady Lily Orlamunde might provide some clues…