
A Victorian crime mystery following Adah Flint, a woman searcher, as she investigates a child’s death in 1820s London.
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A Victorian crime mystery following Adah Flint, a woman searcher, as she investigates a child’s death in 1820s London.
Please note that this book was first published under the author's pseudonym T.J. Alexander. A GRIPPING VICTORIAN CRIME MYSTERY BASED ON THE TRUE STORY OF THE AUTHOR’S GREAT-GREAT-GREAT-GRANDMOTHER, ADAH FLINT. “This is an important as well as an entertaining story and should be a must-read for those bored with traditional Victorian fiction, those concerned with the unfolding historical role of women and those who just love a great story based on truth and told with utter believability and real c...
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Prostitution appears in the 1820s London setting; no explicit romance focus
Central child death investigation; body examination; prisons and period cruelty
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Inns and tavern life appear in the early 19th-century London setting
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No fantasy magic or witchcraft present
No occult or demonology content present
Recurring focus on women’s historical roles and social conditions in 1820s London
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Child’s death is central; prostitution, prisons, and period cruelty depicted
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