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by Tracy Chevalier
Published Oct 2010
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by Jane Harris
Published Jul 2007
Read ReviewsA powerful story of secrets and suspicions, hidden histories and mysterious disappearances set in Victorian Scotland.
by David Sinclair
Published Jan 2005
Read ReviewsThe bizarre tale of a 19th century land swindle by 'Sir Gregor MacGregor', who conned hundreds of people into buying land in a country that didn't exist; a fact they didn't discover until they'd traveled half way round the world to Central America to claim their property.
The Crimson Petal and The White
by Michel Faber
Published Sep 2003
Read Reviews'Faber's mastery of character, evocative descriptions of Victorian England, and rich dialogue, together with his weaving of enduring themes throughout a complex plot, creates a remarkable novel.'
by Don Wayne Foster
Published Aug 2001
Read ReviewsFrom the professor with an extraordinary gift for uncovering the authors of anonymous documents comes the inside story of how he solves his most challenging cases.
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