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Cry of the Hangman, The
Susanna Calkins
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Belletristik / Historische Kriminalromane
Beschreibung
Murder always sells. But when a series of dark and puzzling crimes takes place in seventeenth-century London, will printer’s apprentice Lucy Campion be publishing the news – or starring in it?
London, 1667. Printer’s apprentice Lucy Campion is unsettled when, on a frozen December morning after church, an elderly woman dressed in mourning clothes whispers an ominous warning in her ear.
Lucy sternly tells herself it’s nonsense, but then her much-loved former master, Magistrate Hargrave, is viciously attacked with a brass hourglass during a break-in. But what exactly was the intruder searching for? And why did they first stop to steal a piece of Cook’s lamb and lentil pie?
The puzzling case is just the start of a series of dark, bizarre crimes. Lucy’s determined to uncover the truth and see that justice is done. But someone is equally determined to stop her – whatever it takes.
This page-turning historical mystery set in Renaissance London is a great choice for readers who like their heroines lively, their mysteries twisty and their historical settings brimming with authenticity.
Kundenbewertungen
winter, love triangle, Baroque, authentic, class, burglary, bookseller, female sleuth, Lucy Campion, London, bookselling, Renaissance, printer, Restoration mystery, seventeenth century, British, CJ Sansom, romance, SJ Parris, collecting, collection, theft, barber, Shardlake, Anne Rutherford