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The Antique Hunter's Death on the Red Sea

A Novel (Antique Hunter's Series)

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The Antique Hunter's Death on the Red Sea

By: C.L. Miller
Narrated by: Fiona Hardingham
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“Freya and Aunt Carole, everyone’s favorite antique-hunting, mystery-solving duo, return in a sequel that somehow manages to be even more captivating than their first adventure” (Tom Ryan, USA TODAY bestselling author) as they are on the hunt for a dangerous criminal aboard a cruise ship.

When a painting vanishes from a maritime museum and a dead body is found nearby, Freya Lockwood and her Aunt Carole of the Lockwood Antique Hunter’s Agency are called to investigate.

Following a lead that takes them aboard a glamorous antiques cruise sailing toward the Red Sea in Jordan, they quickly discover that the ship’s art gallery is filled with stolen antiquities. Each antique is also listed in Freya’s late mentor’s journals that detail unsolved cases. In chasing a murderer with a stolen painting, they may have found something more sinister than they could’ve imagined…

Their hunt soon turns deadly when they learn the enigmatic and dangerous art trafficker named The Collector could be on board. But on a ship full of antiques enthusiasts—plus some unexpected familiar faces—will Freya and Carole be able to discover the Collector’s identity and stop his murderous plans before the ship docks? Or will the killer strike again?

“An intriguingly complex locked-cruise-ship mystery filled with wonderful characters, murdery twists, humor, and fascinating antiquities details, Miller’s The Antique Hunter’s Death on the Red Sea is a page-turning delight from start to finish” (Celeste Connally, author of Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Lord).©2025 C.L. Miller (P)2025 Simon & Schuster Audio Cozy Crime Crime Fiction Murder Mystery Private Investigators Women Sleuths
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Full of twist and plot turns, this novels spans the underbelly of antique black market. Wonderful sequel.

Fantastic series

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This is a great sequel to a really fun series. I love all the characters and the art & antiques world. It was thrilling to be in Egypt & Petra. The narrator did and exceptional job.

Delightful Fun

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I like the narrator’s British accents. But the Southern US accent for one character is very hard to listen to. I live in the Southeastern US and have never heard an accent like that, except for non-Americans trying to play Southern Americans in movies (the detective in the Glass Onion and Charlize Theron in The Legend of Bagger Vance). I suggest if the character is in the next book that the narrator just go for a neutral American accent.

One character’s Southern US accent is almost unbearable

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I felt like I was reading a soap opera with very little murder mystery. I also got very weary of the slams against men, even though I’m a pro woman advocate. Author did not need to put in sexual innuendos to entice readers. I will not be reading her third book when it comes out. She needs to concentrate more on the murder mystery genre Less on social intrigue and detailed antiquity information.

This second book is horrible.

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This book is a very poor follow up to the first book in the series. The story line fails to develop in numerous places and the author repeats certain facts endlessly as filler. Very disappointing. It was as if the editor was absent and the publisher was stuck publishing before the story was fully developed. Portions of the text were trite and overall assumed the reader is stupid. Don’t waste your time reading this.

Editor MIA

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