
Patrice McDonough

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Dr. Julia Lewis and Inspector Richard Tennant team up again . . .
This time, their investigation takes them into the Victorian art world.
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Poison pen letters, slashed paintings, women's gallery shows defaced . . . A harassment campaign against female painters becomes a murder investigation when their models vanish and turn up dead.
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"VERDICT: Historical fiction fans will delight in this moody Victorian mystery that will transport them back in time." LIBRARY JOURNAL
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"These books are the total package, with an evocative setting, tight plot, and two winning and intriguing central characters strong enough to support a long- running series. Book three really cannot come soon enough." Robin Agnew, AUNT AGATHA'S REVIEWS
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"The investigation takes readers in a sweep across London from Kensington to Pall Mall, Harley Street, and the stews of St. Giles. The participation of two shrewd police officers who aren’t afraid to use a woman’s powers of observation is quite refreshing, making this a very enjoyable read." HISTORICAL NOVEL SOCIETY