The Charles Lenox Series, Books 4-6: A Stranger in Mayfair, A Burial at Sea, A Death in the Small Hours

In this captivating collection, Charles Finch continues to illuminate the world of Victorian mystery through the eyes of Charles Lenox, an amateur sleuth who navigates the complexities of upper-class society while pursuing his passion for detective work. Each story unfolds with a blend of intrigue, social commentary, and richly drawn characters, showcasing Lenox's keen intellect and charming personality as he becomes embroiled in puzzling cases.

"A Stranger in Mayfair" introduces readers to a world of societal expectations and secrets when a mysterious stranger disrupts the tranquility of London’s elite. As Lenox delves deeper, he must confront the delicate balance between propriety and the darker facets of human nature. In "A Burial at Sea," he embarks on a perilous voyage, where death aboard a ship prompts a whirlwind of questions and grave revelations.

Finally, "A Death in the Small Hours" brings Lenox back to his roots in a quiet village, where a tragic event stirs up buried memories and unresolved tensions. Throughout these narratives, Finch masterfully intertwines suspense with Victorian elegance, captivating readers with Lenox's relentless pursuit of truth in an era rife with deception.