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"When Captain Lacey finds himself standing over a dead body in Brighton Pavilion, bloody sword in hand and no memory of how he got there, he immediately fears he is a murderer. The dead man is Colonel Hamilton Isherwood, a man Lacey clashed with after the battle of Salamanca in Spain Several years ago. As Lacey tries to piece together the events of the previous night, he discovers he'd promised to help a Quaker gentleman find his missinig son, and that the Society of Friends might know far more about his strange night out than anyone else. Lacey must race to save himself from arrest, even it means bringing to light painful scandals from his own past"--Back cover.
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