Footsteps in the Dark
by Georgette Heyer
Publication Date: January 2007
(first published 1932)
Paperback: 352 pages
Genre: Historical Fiction, Mystery, Romance
Overview
The ramshackle old house, with its rambling charm, is beloved of Peter, Margaret, and Celia who inherited it from their uncle. Local wisdom, however, says the Priory is haunted and then a murder is committed. Can the answer be found in the realm of the supernatural or is it more down to earth?
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Now Reading.... The Devlin Diary by Christi Phillips
The Devlin Diary
by Christi Phillips
Historical Fiction, Mystery
Paperback: 464 pages
Publication Date: April 2010
Cover Description
Good Reading,
Sarah :)
by Christi Phillips
Historical Fiction, Mystery
Paperback: 464 pages
Publication Date: April 2010
Cover Description
From the bestselling author of The Rossetti Letter comes a “thrilling” (Library Journal) novel of intrigue, passion, and royal secrets that shifts tantalizingly between Restoration-era London and present-day Cambridge, England. London, 1672. A vicious killer stalks the court of Charles II, inscribing the victims’ bodies with mysterious markings.Are the murders the random acts of a madman?Or the violent effects of a deeply hidden conspiracy?
Cambridge, 2008. Teaching history at Trinity College is Claire Donovan’s dream come true—until one of her colleagues is found dead on the banks of the River Cam. The only key to the professor’s unsolved murder is the seventeenth-century diary kept by his last research subject, Hannah Devlin, physician to the king’s mistress. Through the arcane collections of Cambridge’s most eminent libraries, Claire and fellow historian Andrew Kent follow the clues Hannah left behind, uncovering secrets of London’s dark past and Cambridge’s murky present and discovering that the events of three hundred years ago still have consequences today. . . .
Cambridge, 2008. Teaching history at Trinity College is Claire Donovan’s dream come true—until one of her colleagues is found dead on the banks of the River Cam. The only key to the professor’s unsolved murder is the seventeenth-century diary kept by his last research subject, Hannah Devlin, physician to the king’s mistress. Through the arcane collections of Cambridge’s most eminent libraries, Claire and fellow historian Andrew Kent follow the clues Hannah left behind, uncovering secrets of London’s dark past and Cambridge’s murky present and discovering that the events of three hundred years ago still have consequences today. . . .
Good Reading,
Sarah :)
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