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      Montmorency: Thief, Liar, Gentleman? (2004)

      by Eleanor Updale

      When a petty thief falls through a glass roof while fleeing from the police, it should have been the death of him. Instead, it marks the beginning of a whole new life. Soon he has become the most successful -- and elusive -- burglar in Victorian London, plotting daring raids and using London's... (learn more about this book)

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      Montmorency On The Rocks: Doctor, Aristocrat, Murderer? (Montmorency)

      by Eleanor Updale

      Five years after giving up his life of crime in the London sewers, Montmorency is back. But his evil alter ego, Scarper, has returned too, pulling him back into a dark world of crime.Montmorency's old friend and fellow government agent, Lord George Fox-Selwyn, fights to rescue him from disaster.... (learn more about this book)

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      Book 3 (Montmorency And The Assassins) (2005)

      by Eleanor Updale

      As the nineteenth century draws to a close, war is in the air, and influenza is sweeping the globe. After twenty years as a gentleman, Montmorency is glad to be free of Scarper, his wretched alter ego. However, when Montmorency's young friend Frank finds himself caught in the middle of a... (learn more about this book)

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      Montmorency's Revenge

      by Eleanor Updale

      As Queen Victoria lies dying, Montmorency and his friends are already in mourning, and determined to track down the killers who have wrecked their lives. It's personal obsession, but Montmorency has public duties too, and when the two collide, he must decide which comes first. Can he stop... (learn more about this book)