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Death Comes to London
Death Comes to London" plunges readers into the heart of Regency England's capital, where a perplexing series of deaths casts a shadow over the city's elite. The narrative unfolds as a murder mystery, likely involving a victim or victims from the upper echelons of society, leaving the official investigators baffled. Against the backdrop of elegant drawing-rooms, crowded streets, and clandestine dealings, the story challenges the established order when a bright, unconventional young woman takes it upon herself to unravel the truth behind the sinister events. At the forefront is Lucy Campion, a spirited and intelligent protagonist who defies the restrictive norms for women of her time by pursuing knowledge and truth wherever they may lead. Her sharp intellect and independent spirit make her an unlikely but formidable detective, often working alongside or against the conventional authorities. The novel delves into themes of social hierarchy, the constraints placed upon women in the Regency era, the pursuit of justice in a prejudiced society, and the hidden secrets lurking beneath the polished surface of polite society. Readers will find the series compelling due to its immersive historical setting, the intricate plotting of its mysteries, and Lucy's engaging journey as she navigates danger, romance, and social intrigue, all while striving to uncover the killer and bring them to account.
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Tomes & Tales
$8.95
1 copy
Publisher
Kensington Books
Pages
272
Format
PAPERBACK
ISBN-13
9780758287359
ISBN-10
0758287356
Language
English
Published
2014-11-25
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