The Illusion of Murder
- 448pages
- 16 heures de lecture
Escapist fiction in the style of Jed Rubenfeld, ideal for enthusiasts of historical mystery novels.
Carol McCleary est née à Séoul, en Corée, et a vécu à Hong Kong, au Japon et aux Philippines avant de s'installer aux États-Unis. Elle vit maintenant sur Cape Cod dans une maison antique hantée par des fantômes.


Escapist fiction in the style of Jed Rubenfeld, ideal for enthusiasts of historical mystery novels.
Paris 1889. The Alchemist is how I've come to think of him; he has a passion for the dark side of knowledge, mixing murder and madness with science. Nellie Bly - reporter, feminist and amateur detective - is in Paris on the trail of an enigmatic killer. The city is a dangerous place: an epidemic of Black Fever rages, anarchists plot to overthrow the government and a murderer preys on the prostitutes who haunt the streets of Montmartre. But it is also a city of culture, a magnet for artists and men of science and letters. Can the combined genius of Oscar Wilde, Jules Verne and Louis Pasteur help Nellie prove a match for Jack the Ripper?