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Dead End - Victorian Crime Mystery For Sherlock Holmes Fans - Free on Kindle
stevedan
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I came across Dead Ends by Mel Hodgkinson on free offer on Kindle today. Looks like a fun Victorian crime story - good for Sherlock Holmes fans.
1869, England.
Inspector Drewes is instructed to investigate a possible fraud at the County’s railway company.
All seems well, until the foreman is discovered murdered the next morning.
Suddenly Drewes is thrown into a complex web of murder and deceit.
The longer Drewes takes to solve the case, the more lives are put at risk.
As he draws nearer to the truth the Inspector is faced with the realisation that the criminal is perhaps the most dangerous person he has ever encountered.
'Dead Ends' is a brilliant re-imagining of the classic Victorian detective story that will captivate readers from the first page to the last.
“A gripping murder mystery and thrilling read I would thoroughly recommend.” – Richard Foreman, best-selling author of the Raffles series.
1869, England.
Inspector Drewes is instructed to investigate a possible fraud at the County’s railway company.
All seems well, until the foreman is discovered murdered the next morning.
Suddenly Drewes is thrown into a complex web of murder and deceit.
The longer Drewes takes to solve the case, the more lives are put at risk.
As he draws nearer to the truth the Inspector is faced with the realisation that the criminal is perhaps the most dangerous person he has ever encountered.
'Dead Ends' is a brilliant re-imagining of the classic Victorian detective story that will captivate readers from the first page to the last.
“A gripping murder mystery and thrilling read I would thoroughly recommend.” – Richard Foreman, best-selling author of the Raffles series.
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