The Last Confession of Thomas Hawkins (Audiobook)

from passion4reading

Following the events portrayed in The Devil in the Marshalsea, Tom Hawkins and his love Kitty have settled down in Russell Street, running a print shop for lewd material. But all this domesticity doesn't agree with Tom, and he longs for more excitement. He should be familiar with the old saying '...

from Beamis12

This book was an impulse grab from my library, felt like something I might be in the mood to read. Saw this was the second in series, hadn't read the first but I ended up really enjoying this story. We first see Thomas on a prison cart on his way to Tyburn Hill to be hanged. Convicted of murderin...

from john257hopper

This is a sequel to the author's The Devil in the Marshalsea. Having escaped many brushes with death in that infamous prison, after a few months he is deep in trouble again, in conflict with his neighbour Joseph Burden who is shortly after found brutally murdered in his bed. To prove his innocenc...

from tinkermn

Excellent story. Very interesting characters and the story really gave me the feel of what life might have been like in the 1700's in England. Yes on the book, "no thanks" on living in the 1700's.

from beckyhaase

THE LAST CONFESSION OF THOMAS HAWKINS by Antonia Hodgson After a thrilling start The Last Confession of Thomas Hawkins takes a while before the reader truly cares about Tom, his "trull" Kitty and the other characters in the novel. But, once apprehension for Tom's life and liberty sets in, the thr...