Name: Murder on Fifth Avenue: A Gaslight Mystery (en Inglés)
Price: 54.87 PEN
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Author: Victoria Thompson
ISBN: 9780425255377

portada Murder on Fifth Avenue: A Gaslight Mystery (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Berkley

Autor

Victoria Thompson

Año

2013

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

304

Encuadernación

Libro de Bolsillo

ISBN

0425255379

ISBN13

9780425255377

Categorías

Mujeres detectives

Murder on Fifth Avenue: A Gaslight Mystery (en Inglés)

Victoria Thompson (Autor) · Berkley · Libro de Bolsillo

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From the tenements to the town houses of nineteenth-century New York, midwife Sarah Brandt and Detective Sergeant Frank Malloy never waiver in their mission to aid the innocent and apprehend the guilty. Now, the latest novel in the Edgar®-nominated Gaslight Mystery series finds Sarah and Malloy investigating the murder of a Knickerbocker club member who was made to pay his dues… Sarah’s father, Felix Decker, takes his position in society seriously. He refuses to accept his daughter’s involvement with an Irish Catholic police detective. But when a member of his private club—the exclusive Knickerbocker—is murdered, Decker forms an uneasy alliance with Frank Malloy to solve the crime as discreetly as possible.Malloy discovers that the deceased—Chilton Devries—was no gentleman. He’s left behind his own unofficial club of sorts, populated by everyone who despised him. As Malloy and Sarah sort through the suspects, it becomes clear to her that her father is evaluating more than the detective’s investigative abilities, and that, on a personal level, there is much more at stake for Malloy than discovering who revoked Devries’ membership—permanently.