Half Moon Street (Thomas Pitt Mystery, Book 20): A thrilling novel of murder, scandal and intrigue - Softcover

'A splendidly plotted yarn' Publishers Weekly

Give her a good murder and a shameful social evil, and Anne Perry can write a Victorian mystery that would make Dickens' eyes pop out (New York Times Book Review)

Beautifully crafted (Cosmopolitan)

'The Troubles perfectly suit Perry's gift for rooting large-scale social conflict in the minutiae of domestic intrigue' Kirkus Reviews

Her Victorian England pulsates with life and is peopled with wonderfully memorable characters (Faye Kellerman)

'Perry's narrative is as statley and elegant as a royal barge on the Thames' Washington Post

The novel has a totally contemporary feel and is admirably well-written (Guardian)

'Master storyteller Anne Perry moves closer to Dickens as she lifts the lace curtain from Victorian society to reveal its shocking secrets' Sharyn McCrumb

'A complex plot supported by superb storytelling...and William Monk, a contender for the post of Most Original Investigator in recent fiction' Scotland on Sunday

A complex plot supported by superb storytelling (Scotland on Sunday)

The body lies reclined in a punt, clothed in a torn dress, head thrown back in a mimic of ecstasy. It is a feminine pose but the body is distinctly male. The case already reeks of scandal and the body is not even cold. Pitt is the natural choice to investigate what he soon realises is the most unnatural of killings.