Death descends on Saturn Villa
by M. R. C. Kasasian
London: 1883 125 Gower Street was once a house of justice, truth and perspicacity. Now madness, murder and scandal lurk in its empty halls. It is rumoured that its owner Sidney Grice - London's foremost personal detective - has been driven to the brink of despair. But, as with all good stories, we must begin at the beginning. With Sidney Grice journeying to Yorkshire to solve a mysterious death. And with March Middleton, his ward, left to her own devices in a London swarming with danger and vice. Curiosity, as we know, has a dark edge. So when an intriguing letter leads March to the gates of the palatial Saturn Villa, and into the nightmarish world of her long-lost uncle, it could be the beginning of an end, for all ...
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Fiction, Private investigators, Murder, Investigation, History, Fiction, mystery & detective, historical, Private investigators, fiction, London (england), fiction, Sidney Grice (Fictitious character), Murder -- Investigation -- Fiction, Private investigators -- Fiction, London (England) -- History -- 19th century -- FictionPlaces
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"Gower Street, London: 1883. March Middleton is the niece of London's greatest (and most curmudgeonly) private detective, Sidney Grice. March has just discovered a wealthy long-lost relative she never knew she had. When his newest family member meets with a horrible death, March is on the frame for murder--and only Sidney Grice can prove her innocence. Grice agrees to investigate (for his usual fee) but warns that he is not entirely convinced of her innocence. If he were in her position, he might have been tempted. But the more he uncovers, the more all the clues point to Grice himself..." -- Page [4] cover.
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