Edward Marston
The Trip to Jerusalem
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In Elizabethan London, theatre is booming. But then come rumours of plague, and Lord Westfield’s Men theatre company must seek new audiences ...Read Review
A Very Murdering Battle
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This is the last of the Captain Rawson novels. The father of the hero, as followers of the series will know, was hanged ...Read Review
A Bespoke Murder
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Edward Marston is best known for his popular railway detective series, and here he is branching out into a new murder mystery series ...Read Review
Blood on the Line
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Set in Victorian England, the eighth in Edward Marston’s Railway Detective series opens with the wily Jeremy Oxley – conman, thief and murderer – ...Read Review
Under Siege
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Low Countries, summer 1708. Captain Daniel Rawson, who rose from the ranks to the Duke of Marlborough’s staff, is happy with his career, ...Read Review
The Amorous Nightingale
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In this, the second outing for Christopher Redmayne and Jonathon Bale, the architect and the constable are tasked by Charles II to locate ...Read Review
The King’s Evil
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The King’s Evil is a reprint of the first of the Christopher Redmayne novels published in 1999, a historical mystery series set in ...Read Review
The Repentant Rake
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In a London still recovering from the Great Fire, Christopher Redmayne is busy pursuing his architect’s career when his rakehell brother Henry ...Read Review
Railway to the Grave
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When a retired Army officer throws himself under a train leaving a note for his old friend, Superintendent Tallis of Scotland Yard, Inspector ...Read Review
The Silver Locomotive Mystery
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The sixth book in the Railway Detective series of Victorian mysteries, The Silver Locomotive Mystery brings back Inspector Robert Colbeck, Sergeant Victor ...Read Review