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Un Grand Mystère Victorien de Grand & Batchelor

Voyagez dans les ruelles éclairées au gaz du Londres victorien, où l'histoire et le suspense s'entremêlent. Cette série suit deux compagnons improbables dont les chemins convergent pour démêler des crimes complexes. Explorez des conspirations et des secrets qui relient des événements apparemment disparates à travers les continents. Chaque mystère met à l'épreuve leur intelligence et leur courage dans un décor d'intrigue et de danger.

The Black Hills
The Ring
The Island
The Circle

Ordre de lecture recommandé

  1. The Circle

    • 234pages
    • 9 heures de lecture

    July, 1868. On receiving a commission to look into the suspicious death of Lafayette Baker, Head of the US National Detective Police, private investigators Matthew Grand and James Batchelor leave London for Washington DC, where they find a country still scarred by the Civil War, and unearth a surprising number of suspects who wanted Baker dead.

    The Circle2
    3,5
  2. The Island

    • 336pages
    • 12 heures de lecture

    The wedding of Matthew Grand's sister is marred by cold-blooded murder in the intriguing new Grand & Batchelor Victorian mystery. March, 1873. Private investigators Matthew Grand and James Batchelor have arrived at Matthew's substantial family home on the Maine coast for the wedding of his sister Martha. Friends and relatives have gathered from far and wide to celebrate the occasion ? but nothing is going according to plan. A long-lost cousin turns up out of the blue after an absence of fourteen years. The best man is nowhere to be found. And no one seems to have a good word to say about the bridegroom.Preparations are thrown into chaos when a body is discovered in an upstairs bedroom. As Grand and Batchelor investigate, they discover that more than one member of the household has a scandalous secret to hide. And several more family skeletons are destined to tumble from the closet before the two enquiry agents uncover the shocking truth

    The Island4
    3,7
  3. The Ring

    • 224pages
    • 8 heures de lecture

    Private enquiry agents Grand and Batchelor have been hired by timber merchant Selwyn Byng to discover what's happened to his heiress wife. The only clue they have to go on is a badly spelled note demanding £5,000 if Byng is to see Emilia again. Then a human torso is found floating in the River Thames. Could there be a connection?

    The Ring5
  4. The Black Hills

    • 224pages
    • 8 heures de lecture

    1875. After a call for help from an old acquaintance, private enquiry agents Grand and Batchelor arrive at Fort Abraham Lincoln, deep in Dakota territory, and discover it to be a powder keg of suspicion and closely-guarded secrets. When a body is discovered during a scouting patrol, some of those secrets rise uncomfortably close to the surface.

    The Black Hills6
    3,4