Ratcatcher; Resurrectionist; Rapscallion
โ Scribed by James McGee
- Book ID
- 111022321
- Publisher
- HarperCollins Publishers
- Year
- 2013
- Tongue
- en-US
- Weight
- 3 MB
- Series
- Matthew Hawkwood #1-3
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9780007538195
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โฆ Synopsis
The Sunday Times bestselling historical thrillers. Meet Matthew Hawkwood: soldier, spy, lover. A man as dangerous as the murderers, spies and traitors he hunts on the crime-ridden streets of London at the height of the Napoleonic wars. Book 1, RATCATCHER: The backstreets of London are harbouring turncoats, French spies and a rogue inventor with a dangerous idea that could tip the balance of war. You don't send a gentleman to catch vermin. You send Hawkwood. Book 2, RESURRECTIONIST: In London, the death trade is booming. But there's a fine line between body snatching and murder. Hawkwood investigates, and his trail leads him to an obsessive surgeon โ who has escaped from Bedlam โ with a terrible point to prove... Book 3, RAPSCALLION: Britain's infamous prison ships are the only fate worse than the gallows for French prisoners of war. But rumour tells of a sinister smuggling operation aboard, and when two Royal Navy officers mysteriously disappear, it's time to send in Hawkwood...
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Matthew Hawkwood, ex-soldier turned Bow Street Runner, goes undercover to hunt down smugglers and traitors at the height of the Napoleonic Wars in this thrilling follow-up to Ratcatcher. For a French prisoner of war, there is only one fate worse than the gallows: the hulks. Former man-o'-wars, now c
**Matthew Hawkwood, ex-soldier turned Bow Street Runner, goes undercover to hunt down smugglers and traitors at the height of the Napoleonic Wars in this thrilling follow-up to Ratcatcher.** For a French prisoner of war, there is only one fate worse than the gallows: the hulks. Former man-o'-wars,
Matthew Hawkwood, ex-soldier turned Bow Street Runner, goes undercover to hunt down smugglers and traitors at the height of the Napoleonic Wars in this thrilling follow-up to Ratcatcher. For a French prisoner of war, there is only one fate worse than the gallows: the hulks. Former man-o'-wars, now c
This macabre thriller takes its cues from the Pied Piper folk tale, also known as The Ratcatcher of Hamelin.