Murder & Mischief

It is January, a time of year when not much crime usually happens. But when Inspector Greig is unexpectedly summoned to the opulent Hampstead residence of Mr. James William Malin Barrowclough, a rich businessman, he embarks upon one of the strangest and most bizarre investigations that he has ever been involved in. Why has Barrowclough been targeted? What is inside the mysterious parcels that keep arriving at Hill House, and why won't he cooperate with the police? The case will take the Scotland Yard detectives on a journey out of London and into the victim's past, to uncover the secrets and lies that haunt his present. Murder & Mischief is the tenth novel in the series, and in the great tradition of Charles Dickens and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, it entices the reader once again along the teeming streets and dimly gas lit thoroughfares of Victorian London, where rich and poor, friend and foe alike mix and mingle. Praise for The Victorian Detectives: "Transports the Victorian London: each scene is crafted to perfection."
The Lady "..a vivid page turner.."
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