“I was highly intrigued by the concept of this book--a psychological thriller about secrets, thwarted love, and revenge set in the Victorian era. I was especially interested in its unusual format. It is the "confession" of a murderer of his crimes and motives, but as is always the case in such books half the fun comes from deciding the veracity of the narrator. The book's tone, too, was highly enjoyable, at least in the beginning. It reminded me very much of Poe's short stories, like the Pit...”

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