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The Disappearing Doctor: a page-turning Victorian murder-mystery with twists that will keep you guessing
A cult, a medium and a disappearing doctor – join Lawrence and Violet for another thrilling mystery
Lawrence and Violet head to London in pursuit of missing Aurora. But a favour for old friends soon throws them into the path of an unscrupulous medium.
While there, Lawrence takes on the case of a once missing doctor, since found deceased, with no suspicion attached to her death. But she is not the only recent corpse in Richmond Park. It's one coincidence too far, and Lawrence cannot resist a challenge.
Crossing swords with the wickedest man in the world, Lawrence and Violet embark on a perilous journey, with all roads leading back to a tiny Suffolk village and a terrifying legend from the past.
Dodging danger from enemies old and new, can Lawrence and Violet survive long enough to find Aurora? And will their lives ever be the same again?
The Disappearing Doctor is a compelling mystery perfect for fans of Ann Cleeves, Irina Shapiro, and Emily Organ
The Lawrence Harpham MysteriesBook 1 The Fressingfield WitchBook 2 The Ripper DeceptionBook 3 The Scole ConfessionBook 4 The Felsham AffairBook 5 The Moving StoneBook 6 The Maleficent MaidBook 7 The Disappearing Doctor
Short Story – The Montpellier Mystery (Book 2.5)
Lawrence and Violet head to London in pursuit of missing Aurora. But a favour for old friends soon throws them into the path of an unscrupulous medium.
While there, Lawrence takes on the case of a once missing doctor, since found deceased, with no suspicion attached to her death. But she is not the only recent corpse in Richmond Park. It's one coincidence too far, and Lawrence cannot resist a challenge.
Crossing swords with the wickedest man in the world, Lawrence and Violet embark on a perilous journey, with all roads leading back to a tiny Suffolk village and a terrifying legend from the past.
Dodging danger from enemies old and new, can Lawrence and Violet survive long enough to find Aurora? And will their lives ever be the same again?
The Disappearing Doctor is a compelling mystery perfect for fans of Ann Cleeves, Irina Shapiro, and Emily Organ
The Lawrence Harpham MysteriesBook 1 The Fressingfield WitchBook 2 The Ripper DeceptionBook 3 The Scole ConfessionBook 4 The Felsham AffairBook 5 The Moving StoneBook 6 The Maleficent MaidBook 7 The Disappearing Doctor
Short Story – The Montpellier Mystery (Book 2.5)
298 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 31, 2023
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Jacqueline Beard
43 books117 followersJacqueline lives in Gloucestershire with her husband, son & delinquent border terrier.
She spends her free time writing, researching her extensive East Anglian Family History and rambling through Gloucestershire’s beautiful countryside with border terrier in tow.
She spends her free time writing, researching her extensive East Anglian Family History and rambling through Gloucestershire’s beautiful countryside with border terrier in tow.
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February 9, 2023
Another excellent story involving Lawrence and vilot continue working together to solve the missing love interest of a friend. And in their search get involved in another mysterious case with some other old friends from previous books in the series as well as character's from series of books by the author. The ending I hope leads way for another book in this series
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February 1, 2023
Exciting
The only thing I didn't like about this book us that it was too short and ended way too soon.
The only thing I didn't like about this book us that it was too short and ended way too soon.
April 20, 2023
Another great novel in the wonderful Lawrence Harpham mystery series.
May 23, 2024
1904 Lawrence and Violet travel to London to find more information about Aurora. While there they come across a series of deaths in Richmond Park.
An entertaining historical mystery
An entertaining historical mystery
Displaying 1 - 4 of 4 reviews