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When murder propels him backstage, Haydn is forced to confront a deadly killer. . .When the Burgtheater's impresario unexpectedly meets his maker, Joseph Haydn is relieved to learn no one expects him to look into the matter. The impresario was murdered-and the Salzburger believed to be the killer is already behind bars.But the impresario's untimely death is not without consequences. Haydn's employer insists he take over the dead man's duties. Handling the tedious technical details of putting on an opera is bad enough. Confronting the suspicious behavior backstage is even worse.Is an innocent man being sent to the gallows? Haydn is plagued by the question when his brother Michael confirms his worst fears. The Salzburger arrested for the murder is none other than Leopold Mozart-father of the well-known child prodigy currently in Vienna.Now, egged on by Michael-a close friend of the Mozarts-Haydn must prove Leopold innocent. Or risk his brother's ire forever!Praise for the Joseph Haydn Mysteries:"Tustin orchestrates a concerto of intrigue and deception . . ."- Anna Lee Huber, Lady Darby Mysteries"A standout in the genre of historical mysteries . . ."- Midwest Book Reviews

When an enemy makes overtures of friendship, is anyone safe?An unexpected invitation from wily King Frederick causes composer Joseph Haydn to fear he's walking into a trap. After all, the Prussian King has never had any use for Haydn's music. His Majesty seems more intrigued at Haydn's being the son of a market-judge.Worse still, the invitation appears to stir up suspicion in the highest quarters in Vienna. So much so that a mysterious, cloaked lady visits Haydn's Music Room and issues a thinly veiled threat.Now Haydn is convinced there's mischief afoot. But not even he can foresee that he will stumble upon the corpse of the imperial ambassador a day after his arrival in Frederick's Prussia, along with evidence that His Lordship may have been a common thief.Can Haydn salvage the imperial ambassador's reputation-and find his killer?Praise for the Joseph Haydn Series"A standout in the genre of historical mysteries. An encore is requested!" Midwest Book Review"Tustin occupies a unique niche in the historical mystery world." Edith Maxwell, Agatha-nominated author of Delivering the Truth"Wonderful read for fans of historical cozy mysteries. . .The characters are strong and the writing is smooth. . ." Books a Plenty Book Reviews"An interesting journey and Haydn is a likable main character." Christa Reads and Writes"Vivid historical descriptions, intricate details, and a fascinating central character kept me turning the pages. Bravo!" Amanda Carmack, award-winning author of The Elizabethan Mystery Series