Charles Lenox Mysteries The Fleet Street Murders, Book 3, (Paperback)

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This third book in Charles Finch's "Charles Lenox Mystery" series continues a brilliant story of an aristocratic, bright and intelligent self-made detective. The writing is excellent and imagery - atmospheric. The setting is 1866 London. Our 40ish detectective is betrothed to his childhood friend...

from DrLed

Synopsis: Two men are murdered; their only link is that they testified against a traitor. Two men are arrested for these murders and they seem to be linked; but Charles isn't convinced. He is also distracted by his candidacy for Parliament, which is much more complicated than Charles expected. Ja...

from NewsieQ

Charles Lenox is torn between investigating the Christmas murders of two London journalists -- they were killed minutes and miles apart -- and spending time in the rural district he is running in for a seat in Parliament. Charles also wants to spend more time with his fiancee, Lady Jane Grey, who...

from horacewimsey

Another excellent story in the Charles Lenox series. This one is the third. The plot is a little more involved in this one--more lines, I think, than in the last two. Followers of the series will remember that at the end of the second installment--The September Society--Lenox proposed marriage to...

from BrianEWilliams

An excellent historical detective fiction story set in Victorian England. The author's perspective on the society and class structure of the Victorians is a feature of this book and the others in the series. The election sub-plot was a diversion, but it was interesting reading on its own and deve...