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John Rawlings Mysteries: Death in the Valley of Shadows

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As he prepares for fatherhood, Apothecary John Rawlings focuses on his neglected business while his pregnant partner, Emilia, tends to maternal matters. One afternoon, a panicked middle-aged stranger bursts into the shop seeking refuge rather than a remedy. John reluctantly agrees to hide him, only to be confronted moments later by a formidable woman inquiring about the man. Upholding his promise, John sends her away and learns the stranger's name is Aidan Fenchurch, who is being pursued by Mrs. Ariadne Bussell, a former lover with a relentless obsession. Feeling sympathy for Aidan, John offers to help, but is shocked when Aidan is later found dead, apparently a victim of street robbery. Sir John Fielding suspects foul play and sends the Flying Runners after Mrs. Bussell, but she falls ill during transport and dies before revealing anything. John recognizes the signs of poisoning, and as more victims emerge—some poisoned, others murdered—he embarks on a quest for answers that takes him to the Surrey countryside, where he encounters familiar faces and unravels a deeper mystery.

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John Rawlings Mysteries: Death in the Valley of Shadows, Deryn Lake

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2004
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Título
John Rawlings Mysteries: Death in the Valley of Shadows
Idioma
Inglés
Autores
Deryn Lake
Publicado en
2004
Formato
Tapa blanda
Páginas
288
ISBN10
0749083700
ISBN13
9780749083700
Serie
Calificación
4 de 5
Descripción
As he prepares for fatherhood, Apothecary John Rawlings focuses on his neglected business while his pregnant partner, Emilia, tends to maternal matters. One afternoon, a panicked middle-aged stranger bursts into the shop seeking refuge rather than a remedy. John reluctantly agrees to hide him, only to be confronted moments later by a formidable woman inquiring about the man. Upholding his promise, John sends her away and learns the stranger's name is Aidan Fenchurch, who is being pursued by Mrs. Ariadne Bussell, a former lover with a relentless obsession. Feeling sympathy for Aidan, John offers to help, but is shocked when Aidan is later found dead, apparently a victim of street robbery. Sir John Fielding suspects foul play and sends the Flying Runners after Mrs. Bussell, but she falls ill during transport and dies before revealing anything. John recognizes the signs of poisoning, and as more victims emerge—some poisoned, others murdered—he embarks on a quest for answers that takes him to the Surrey countryside, where he encounters familiar faces and unravels a deeper mystery.