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This is the first in a three book series which has the Queen assisting in investigations and was published in 1996.
The first in a series in which Her Majesty The Queen, with the help of housemaid, Jane Bee, investigates some mysterious murders at the royal residence. Jane believes her friend, Robin Tukes, a palace footman has been murdered - and so does a VIP who asks Jane to help her investigate.
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This one's a bit older, coming out in 1981 and according to wikipedia: "
purports to tell the story of a hushed-up murder in the Royal residence in 1935. Despite its including 'documentary' photographs, there is no external evidence that the book is anything but pure fiction."
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As the history of the English (and Scottish) royal family is stuffed full of crimes and other dramatic events - perhaps no authors can think up anything more vivid!
Peter Lovesey also had a series starring Edward VII and Rhys Bowen has a series with a distant relation to Queen Victoria.
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