Charlotte and Thomas Pitt Farriers' Lane, Book 13, (Paperback)

from lbswiener

Farriers' Lane is a very long book. The mood was set in the beginning and continued until the end. The story could be followed because the descriptions were good. The book was exceedingly annoying because of the racial slurs. Perhaps because the story took place in 1800s England, and the story it...

from Kathy89

The Pitts and Charlotte's mother, Caroline are enjoying a night at the theater when the man in the next box becomes ill. He dies at the theater and Thomas suspects he was poisoned. He's been put on the case and learns that he was a judge and was looking into a 5 year old murder conviction after a...

from LiteraryFeline

Inspector Pitt and his wife, Charlotte, work to solve the murder of an appellate court judge, which further leads to retracing the investigation of an older more heinous murder of a gentleman who had been having an affair with an actress. Inspector Pitt must determine whether there is a connectio...