Paragon walk
The stylish gentlemen of London's Paragon Walk are suspects in a novel that "combines murder with a profile of the morals and manners of Victorian society" (The Atlanta Journal-Constitution) . When innocent Fanny Nash of exclusive Paragon Walk dies in the arms of her exquisite sister-...
| Main Author: | Perry, Anne. |
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| Format: | Books Print Book |
| Language: | English |
| Published: |
New York :
Ballantine Books,
2009.
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| Series: |
Thomas and Charlotte Pitt ;
3 |
| Subjects: |
Series: Thomas and Charlotte Pitt mysteries (Victorian murder mysteries)
The Cater Street hangman (Volume 1.)
Callander Square (Volume 2.)
Paragon Walk (Volume 3.)
Resurrection Row (Volume 4.)
Bluegate Fields (Volume 5.)
Rutland Place (Volume 6.)
Death in the Devil's Acre (Volume 7.)
Cardington Crescent (Volume 8.)
Silence in Hanover Close (Volume 9.)
Bethlehem Road (Volume 10.)
Highgate Rise (Volume 11.)
Belgrave Square (Volume 12.)
Farriers' Lane (Volume 13.)
The Hyde Park headsman (Volume 14.)
Traitors Gate (Volume 15.)
Pentecost Alley (Volume 16.)
Ashworth Hall (Volume 17.)
Brunswick Gardens (Volume 18.)
Bedford Square (Volume 19.)
Half Moon Street (Volume 20.)
The Whitechapel conspiracy (Volume 21.)
Southampton Row (Volume 22.)
Seven Dials (Volume 23.)
Long Spoon Lane (Volume 24.)
Buckingham Palace gardens (Volume 25.)
Treason at Lisson Grove (Volume 26.)
Dorchester Terrace: a Charlotte and Thomas Pitt novel (Volume 27.)
Midnight at Marble Arch (Volume 28.)
Death on Blackheath: a Charlotte and Thomas Pitt novel (Volume 29.)
The Angel Court affair: A Charlotte and Thomas Pitt novel (Volume 30.)
Treachery at Lancaster Gate: a Charlotte and Thomas Pitt novel (Volume 31.)
Murder on the Serpentine: a Charlotte and Thomas Pitt novel (Volume 32.)