Descrizione
Gyles Brandreth continues to enchant readers with his immersive historical mystery series, taking them deeper into the world of Oscar Wilde. This enthralling tale unfolds amidst the vibrant backdrop of Victorian London, where intrigue and wit dance hand-in-hand. Wilde, a man of sharp intellect and flamboyant charm, finds himself embroiled in yet another puzzle that tests his friendship, creativity, and resolve.
As the layers of mystery unfold, Wilde navigates the shadowy streets and salons filled with fascinating characters, each cloaked in their own secrets. With Brandreth’s signature blend of humor and historical accuracy, the narrative captures the essence of Wilde’s persona while delving into the darker currents of society. Readers are treated not only to a compelling whodunit but also to the vivid tapestry of the era, rich with art, scandal, and the burgeoning complexities of relationships.
Amidst cleverly woven plotlines and unexpected twists, the allure of the Ring of Death draws Wilde into a labyrinth of danger, leaving the audience breathless with anticipation. This installment is sure to satisfy fans of mystery and those captivated by the enigmatic life of one of literature's most beloved figures.
As the layers of mystery unfold, Wilde navigates the shadowy streets and salons filled with fascinating characters, each cloaked in their own secrets. With Brandreth’s signature blend of humor and historical accuracy, the narrative captures the essence of Wilde’s persona while delving into the darker currents of society. Readers are treated not only to a compelling whodunit but also to the vivid tapestry of the era, rich with art, scandal, and the burgeoning complexities of relationships.
Amidst cleverly woven plotlines and unexpected twists, the allure of the Ring of Death draws Wilde into a labyrinth of danger, leaving the audience breathless with anticipation. This installment is sure to satisfy fans of mystery and those captivated by the enigmatic life of one of literature's most beloved figures.
Dettagli del libro
Formato
Copertina rigida
Pagine
395 pagine
Lingua
Inglese
Pubblicato
Jan 1, 2008
Editore
John Murray Publishers
Edizioni
14 edizioni
ISBN-13
9780719569500