"At once charming, chilling and convincing as if it had unfolded in the Police Intelligence column of April, 1888." -- TIME London, 1888. Though the beautiful Miriam Cromer has confessed to the murder... This description may be from another edition of this product.
The book was received promptly and in great shape. Excellent vendor. Charles Muhle
As Perfect a Little Whodunit as it Gets
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 22 years ago
Reading this book was bittersweet. The book is a wonderful little mystery, and it has the minimalist plot that we come to expect from Lovesey. The sad part was that this is the last book in the Cribb/Thackery Series. I don't know why Mr. Lovesey stopped this series with this book. It really didn't have the feel of a final book. I haven't read his Peter Diamond series yet, but will try to get to those someday, but I will surely miss these wonderful characters. This particular book is written so realistically that it seems he has been writing about a true crime. That's a wonderful feat for a mystery from the Victorian era!. I missed Thackery in this book, but Cribb was wonderful! It's always sad when you reach the end of an enjoyable series.
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