It's 1814, and men being brutally murdered in London. What's particularly disturbing about these murders is their similarity to murders several years earlier, though that killer was convicted and executed. Private investigator Sebastian St. Cyr takes on the case, delving into the initial crimes as well as its links to the new murders. Including references to actual historical murders and events, this 16th book in the Sebastian St. Cyr mysteries stands quite well on its own, and is an excellent example of historical mysteries. I'll have to check out the rest of the series now.
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