Where Serpents Sleep - Harris, C. S.
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Hero Jarvis, reform-minded daughter of the Prince Regent's cousin, enlists Sebastian St. Cyr's help in investigating the brutal murders of eight prostitutes.
Following a trail of clues from London's seedy East End to the Mayfair mansions of a noble family, the two must race against time to stop a killer whose ominous plot threatens to shake the nation to its very core?

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Hero Jarvis, reform-minded daughter of the Prince Regent's cousin, enlists Sebastian St. Cyr's help in investigating the brutal murders of eight prostitutes.

Following a trail of clues from London's seedy East End to the Mayfair mansions of a noble family, the two must race against time to stop a killer whose ominous plot threatens to shake the nation to its very core?
Autorenporträt
C.S. Harris graduated with a degree in Classics before earning a Ph.D. in European history. A scholar of the French Revolution and 19th-century Europe, she has lived in Europe and various far-flung parts of the old British Empire. She now lives in New Orleans with her husband, a retired Army Intelligence Officer, and two daughters.
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Praise for the Sebastian St. Cyr Series"Best historical thriller writer in the business! Sebastian St. Cyr is uncannily clever, unwaveringly reserved, and irresistibly sexy. The entire series is simply elegant. New York Times bestselling author Lisa Gardner Deftly combines political intrigue, cleverly concealed clues and vivid characters. Publishers Weekly (Starred Review) A crescendo of suspense and surprise. Library Journal (Starred Review) Thoroughly enjoyable kept me enthralled. Deanna Raybourn A ripping read...captivated me to the final page. Will Thomas Harris crafts her story with the threat of danger, hints of humor, vivid sex scenes, and a conclusion that will make your pulse race. The New Orleans Times-Picayune Harris delves deep into the mores of Regency England Kirkus Reviews (Starred Review)