Christmas Visitor (Christmas Novella 2)
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19th century crime
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Andrew Taylor
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bestselling crime
buried secrets
C.J. Sansom
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Daniel Pitt series
David Penney
Elena Standish series
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family relationships
historical crime
historical fiction
historical murder mystery
inheritance
Lake District
Oscar de Muriel
psychological crime
responsibilities of being a judge
Rory Clements
S.G. MacLean
Sarah Perry
Sherlock Holmes
The Essex Serpent
Thomas Pitt series
Victorian crime
Victorian society
William Monk series
Product details
- ISBN 9780755323654
- Weight: 108g
- Dimensions: 114 x 177mm
- Publication Date: 07 Nov 2005
- Publisher: Headline Publishing Group
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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Henry Rathbone arrives to spend Christmas at the Dreghorn family manor house near Ullswater. He is greeted by the news that the master of the house, Judah Dreghorn has slipped while crossing a stream in the grounds of the estate in the middle of the night, and drowned. Not only this, but Ashton Gower, recently released from prison, is slandering Judah's name, claiming that his family rightfully owns the estate and that the forged deeds for which he was imprisoned were in fact genuine. To Rathbone and the two remaining Dreghorn brothers, also returning to the Lakes for Christmas, Judah's mysterious death and Gower's outrageous claims seem inextricably linked.
Anne Perry is a New York Times bestselling author noted for her memorable characters, historical accuracy and exploration of social and ethical issues. Her two series, one featuring Thomas Pitt and one featuring William Monk, have been published in multiple languages. Anne Perry has also published a successful series based around World War One and the Reavley family, and the recent standalone novel The Sheen on the Silk. Anne Perry was selected by The Times as one of the twentieth century's '100 Masters of Crime'.
