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The Thieves' Labyrinth (Albert Newsome 3) Book
A death on Waterloo bridge a body in the river near Wapping a lady robbed on Wych Street all common enough daily incidents in early Victorian London. But when an outrageous theft is committed at the port the clues from these seemingly unconnected crimes soon point irresistibly to a mystery deeper and murkier than the Thames itself. The rapacious Inspector Newsome has much to prove ex-police detective George Williamson faces difficult choices and the mysterious Noah Dyson is once more drawn unwillingly within the reach of the authorities. Meanwhile competing against them all there is the enigmatic figure calling himself Eldritch Batchem ...Lives and reputations are at stake. As the investigators pursue a macabre trail into the city's darkest passages each seeks a prize more personal than mere justice. And in the race for a solution all stand to discover much more than they are prepared for ...The Thieves' Labyrinth is a dazzling Victorian entertainment a gripping richly atmospheric murder mystery.Read More
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Waterstones
The third novel in McCreet's extraordinary Victorian crime series
- 0330517228
- 9780330517225
- James McCreet
- 7 June 2012
- Pan
- Paperback (Book)
- 304
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