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Victoria Thompson is the Edgar(r) Award-nominated author of the Gaslight mystery series and 20 additional historical novels. She lives in Pennsylvania with her family.

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  • “I don't pretend to understand what goes on in men's minds. They're so very different from us. They're so very unreasonable and strange, and they always think the wrong things are important, but we aren't going to change them. We just have to take them as they are...”
    Mrs. Decker

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Fifth Avenue, New York City, New York

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"Detective Sergeant Malloy?"

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Chapter's 1-15
Author's Note

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This is book 14 of 15 in Gaslight Mystery. (standard series)

Preceded by Murder on Sisters' Row, and followed by Murder in Chelsea (Gaslight Mystery).

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  1. Victoria Thompson (Author)

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Original Language: English
Publisher: The Berkley Publishing Group published by the Penguin Group
Country: USA
Publication Date: May 1, 2012
ISBN: 978-0-425-24741-9
Page Count: 296

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  • Library of Congress: PS3570.H6442M867 2012
  • Dewey: 813'.54--dc22

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Reading Level: Adults

No objectionable scenes. Characters commit objectionable acts (in addition to than murder).


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