Sepulchre Street by Martin Edwards
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

London 1931. Artist Damaris Gethin at an art exhibition in the Hades Gallery, asked Rachel Savernake to solve her murder, then she kills herself in front of the invited guests. Meanwhile, Jacob Flint, crime reporter, for The Clarion is interested in socialite Mrs Kiki de Villiers, someone with a murky past and connected to gangsters. Together there will soon be other deaths to investigate.
An entertaining historical thriller and mystery, written in the style of 'The Golden Age'. Another good addition to this enjoyable series with its varied and interesting characters.
An ARC was provided by the publisher via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review


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