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A Treacherous Road. A Friendship on the Rocks.A Killer Walking Beside Her.The Three Deaths of Hiroshige is the fourth book in the cozy Art History Mysteries series. Despite the dangers of time travel, Jade asks her mirrored portal to take her to Japan in 1832 to join an epic journey along the legendary Tōkaidō Road. Her mission is simple: Find the artist Hiroshige and determine whether the mysterious forces threatening art history have spread to Asia.But the journey quickly becomes far more perilous than she expected when tragic mishaps, ambiguous statements, and mysterious strangers appear. Along the way, a new time traveler catches her attention, and he’s as attractive as he is dangerous.As if the investigation weren't complicated enough, Ivey has secretly followed Jade through the portal. Once close friends, the two find themselves struggling to repair a relationship strained by mistrust and painful broken promises. Forced together by circumstance, they must decide whether their friendship is worth saving before the road tears them apart for good.This journey is exhausting in every way. And the closer Jade gets to the truth, the more she fears she may have misinterpreted the clues from the very beginning. She must uncover the real killer before Hiroshige's fate is sealed—and before her own mistakes cost her everything.The Three Deaths of Hiroshige is a gripping historical whodunit perfect for readers who crave:• hidden identities, uncertain alliances, and time-travel intrigue• slow-burn romantic tension woven into a classic mystery• a friendship tested by fire• clever clues, red herrings, and surprising twists• atmospheric journeys through historical JapanStep onto the Tōkaidō Road, follow a trail of deception and uncertainty, and uncover a mystery that deepens the secrets at the heart of the seven-book Art History Mystery series. What new dangers await Jade when she travels to Renaissance Rome in Book 5: Murder, Mayhem, and Michelangelo?Order your copy today and discover who is truly hiding behind the masks of the Tōkaidō Road. Read more
