A Beautiful Blue Death: The First Charles Lenox Mystery

A Beautiful Blue Death: The First Charles Lenox Mystery

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Mystery
格式 平裝書
頁數 324
語言 英語
已出版 Jul 22, 2008
出版商 St. Martin's Minotaur
版本 First Edition
ISBN-10 0312386079
ISBN-13 9780312386078
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In a captivating Victorian London, Charles Lenox emerges as a gentleman detective with an astute mind and a penchant for unraveling mysteries that baffle the rest. He leads a life steeped in privilege and curiosity, yet finds himself irresistibly drawn into the intrigues of the world around him. When a close friend is found dead under suspicious circumstances, Lenox is compelled to investigate, diving deep into the murky waters of crime that threaten to disrupt his otherwise tranquil existence.

As he navigates the social intricacies and class distinctions of 19th-century society, Lenox discovers that crime can wear many faces. The case pulls him into a web of secrecy, passion, and betrayal, revealing hidden connections among the aristocracy. Every clue he uncovers offers new puzzles to solve, propelling him on an exhilarating journey every bit as thrilling as it is dangerous.

Amidst the elegance of grand mansions and the bustling streets of London, Lenox's wit and charm shine through, reminiscent of the best elements of classic detective fiction, yet infused with a unique voice that promises richness in both character and plot. Through his eyes, the reader experiences the elegance and tension of an era filled with both opportunity and peril.

This inaugural novel sets the stage for a series that promises further adventures, drawing readers into the world of mystery and intrigue, where each revelation is both a triumph and a new challenge. With a blend of humor, social commentary, and keen observation, Lenox proves to be a delightful companion on this engaging journey into the heart of a remarkably crafted mystery.

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