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Commander Adam Dalgiesh investigates a murder which seems to be tied to a dispute over whether or not to close a private museum dedicated to London's interwar years of 1919-1939. After a second murder occurs, Dalgiesh realizes the killings are following a pattern: they are imitations of crimes covered in the museum's own Murder Room--a gallery devoted to grisly, and rather notorious, crimes.
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Tracking an intruder on the grounds of an empty estate, private investigator V. I. Warshawski discovers the body of a journalist in a pond. The crime`s motives appear to be rooted in the turbulent days of the McCarthy era, and in two socially prominent Chicago families, who would much rather keep aspects of their past quiet. Naturally, V.I. is prepared to make some noise, although the consequences may prove deadly.
This is the 12th mystery in the series.
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Someone is killing Supreme Court law clerks who knew too much. But what did they know? The only man who seems to be able to answer that question is Rufus Harms, who just escaped from a military prison where he was wrongfully imprisoned for 25 years. On the run from army officers who want him dead or alive, Harms must unravel the conspiracy to save his life and clear his name.
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