Be sure to add a mummy as the table's centerpiece, and you're in business with Jennifer Bradbury's new outing.ĭid you know that in the 1800's, when Great Britain was fascinated by all things Egyptian, wealthy collectors used to hold mummy unwrapping parties? I'm not sure if that's the specific fact that inspired this book, but it certainly makes for a terrific story starter: our tale begins with the intrepid (well, bored) Agnes Wilkins attending a mummy unwrapping at the home of her soon-to-be betrothed, Lord Showalter.Įach of the guests who helps unwrap the mummy is allowed to keep any trinkets he or she finds in the wrappings. Lee's The Agency: A Spy in the House at a tea party with Marissa Doyle's Bewitching Season and a couple of R.L.
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