London 1888. Though Miriam Cromer has confessed to the murder of her husband's assistant, she is still confident of her acquittal. However, the jury sentence her to hang. Miriam then says her husband was the killer, but he has an alibi. Can Sergeant Cribb and Constable Thackeray discover what really happened at Park Lodge on that fateful day in March before it's too late.

This was one of my husband's books which I borrowed on a drizzly day and read it all as it is not a long book. However it's author is large on talent as I'm still thinking about it now several days after finishing it. In fact you don't realise just how gruesome it is when reading it but on reflection everyone except Sergeant Cribb was out for themselves and didn't mind who they hurt to get what they wanted. Passing it back to hubby now but have registered it here.

Hubby is releasing this book today in the cafe at this hospital.
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