Welfare Of The Dead

Delve into the gritty underbelly of 1870s London with Welfare Of The Dead by Lee Jackson, published in 2005 by Cornerstone. This gripping crime and mystery novel spans 368 pages of suspenseful narrative where a boastful killer targets unsuspecting victims in the city's notorious dance-halls and boarding houses.

Inspector Decimus Webb is on the case, determined to unravel the mystery behind the seemingly random murders that plague the dark streets of London. With each clue uncovered, Webb begins to connect the dots between the horrific crimes, a baffling theft at Abney Park Cemetery, and a long-buried suicide, unveiling a story that is as intricate as it is thrilling.

Perfect for fans of mystery and detective fiction, Welfare Of The Dead promises to keep readers on the edge of their seats. Don't miss your opportunity to explore this captivating tale—grab your copy today!