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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. The new historical mystery series you need to get your hands on! Perfect for fans of Andrew Taylor, C J Sansom, S J Parris and Ken Follett. Three missing girls. Only one body. Where are the others?1671, DelftThree young girls have been abducted from their homes. The body of one has been found in a shallow grave. The other two are still missing. The murder has shocked everyone in the peaceful city of Delft and the mayor is desperate to catch the perpetrator before panic can spread any further. With the bitterly cold January weather intensifying it is doubtful that the other two girls are still alive. But whoever took them is still at large. The mayor requests the help of Master Mercurius, a gifted cleric from a nearby university, and local artist Vermeer, who uses his skills to sketch the crime scenes. Can they find the missing girls before it's too late? Will Mercurius be able to track down the killer? Or will more victims succumb to Death in Delft.? Death in Delft is the first historical murder investigation in the Master Mercurius Mystery series: atmospheric crime thrillers set in seventeenth-century Europe. 'A thoroughly engaging mystery with a convincing evocation of place and time, and an appealingly humble sleuth. I look forward to the future adventures of Master Mercurius.' Linda Stratmann, author of The Early Casebook of Sherlock Holmes series THE MASTER MERCURIUS MYSTERY SERIES: BOOK ONE: Death in DelftBOOK TWO: Untrue Till DeathBOOK THREE: Dishonour and ObeyBOOK FOUR: The Noose's ShadowBOOK FIVE: The Vanishing ChildrenBOOK SIX: The Lying DutchmanBOOK SEVEN: Murder In MaastrichtBOOK EIGHT: The Moers MurdersBOOK NINE: Nun Shall Sleep.…

Paperback. Condition: Good. The new historical mystery series you need to get your hands on! Perfect for fans of Andrew Taylor, C J Sansom, S J Parris and Ken Follett. Three missing girls. Only one body. Where are the others?1671, DelftThree young girls have been abducted from their homes. The body of one has been found in a shallow grave. The other two are still missing. The murder has shocked everyone in the peaceful city of Delft and the mayor is desperate to catch the perpetrator before panic can spread any further. With the bitterly cold January weather intensifying it is doubtful that the other two girls are still alive. But whoever took them is still at large. The mayor requests the help of Master Mercurius, a gifted cleric from a nearby university, and local artist Vermeer, who uses his skills to sketch the crime scenes. Can they find the missing girls before it's too late? Will Mercurius be able to track down the killer? Or will more victims succumb to Death in Delft.? Death in Delft is the first historical murder investigation in the Master Mercurius Mystery series: atmospheric crime thrillers set in seventeenth-century Europe. 'A thoroughly engaging mystery with a convincing evocation of place and time, and an appealingly humble sleuth. I look forward to the future adventures of Master Mercurius.' Linda Stratmann, author of The Early Casebook of Sherlock Holmes series THE MASTER MERCURIUS MYSTERY SERIES: BOOK ONE: Death in DelftBOOK TWO: Untrue Till DeathBOOK THREE: Dishonour and ObeyBOOK FOUR: The Noose's ShadowBOOK FIVE: The Vanishing ChildrenBOOK SIX: The Lying DutchmanBOOK SEVEN: Murder In MaastrichtBOOK EIGHT: The Moers MurdersBOOK NINE: Nun Shall Sleep.…

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Paperback. Condition: Fair. Vermeer has always been considered the most elusive of great artists, but this book tracks him down in his home town. It takes the reader back to seventeenth-century Delft, in a piece of historical writing that does justice to its now timeless subject. Anthony Bailey makes use of the scholarly research that has accumulated in the last century, as well as recent findings, and then reaches beyond these facts to expose the hidden Vermeer. The result is a vivid, convincing portrait of the Protestant innkeeper's son who married a prosperous Catholic girl and had 15 children of whom 11 survived. Vermeer died relatively young and left fewer than 40 pictures. Many of these pictures are indeed masterpieces, and Anthony Bailey examines the scientific expertise which lies behind their calm mystery. He introduces us to Vermeer's colleagues and fellow-citizens, and charts his celebrity as it slowly spread out of Holland and encompassed the world. He examines Vermeer's effect on many creative and destructive people, including Proust and Hitler. A View of Delft is a highly original attempt to get at Vermeer's life and personality, by setting him imaginatively in the context of Delft, its culture and history.…

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Paperback. Condition: Good. The new historical mystery series you need to get your hands on! Perfect for fans of Andrew Taylor, C J Sansom, S J Parris and Ken Follett. Three missing girls. Only one body. Where are the others?1671, DelftThree young girls have been abducted from their homes. The body of one has been found in a shallow grave. The other two are still missing. The murder has shocked everyone in the peaceful city of Delft and the mayor is desperate to catch the perpetrator before panic can spread any further. With the bitterly cold January weather intensifying it is doubtful that the other two girls are still alive. But whoever took them is still at large. The mayor requests the help of Master Mercurius, a gifted cleric from a nearby university, and local artist Vermeer, who uses his skills to sketch the crime scenes. Can they find the missing girls before it's too late? Will Mercurius be able to track down the killer? Or will more victims succumb to Death in Delft.? Death in Delft is the first historical murder investigation in the Master Mercurius Mystery series: atmospheric crime thrillers set in seventeenth-century Europe. 'A thoroughly engaging mystery with a convincing evocation of place and time, and an appealingly humble sleuth. I look forward to the future adventures of Master Mercurius.' Linda Stratmann, author of The Early Casebook of Sherlock Holmes series THE MASTER MERCURIUS MYSTERY SERIES: BOOK ONE: Death in DelftBOOK TWO: Untrue Till DeathBOOK THREE: Dishonour and ObeyBOOK FOUR: The Noose's ShadowBOOK FIVE: The Vanishing ChildrenBOOK SIX: The Lying DutchmanBOOK SEVEN: Murder In MaastrichtBOOK EIGHT: The Moers MurdersBOOK NINE: Nun Shall Sleep.…

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. The new historical mystery series you need to get your hands on! Perfect for fans of Andrew Taylor, C J Sansom, S J Parris and Ken Follett. Three missing girls. Only one body. Where are the others?1671, DelftThree young girls have been abducted from their homes. The body of one has been found in a shallow grave. The other two are still missing. The murder has shocked everyone in the peaceful city of Delft and the mayor is desperate to catch the perpetrator before panic can spread any further. With the bitterly cold January weather intensifying it is doubtful that the other two girls are still alive. But whoever took them is still at large. The mayor requests the help of Master Mercurius, a gifted cleric from a nearby university, and local artist Vermeer, who uses his skills to sketch the crime scenes. Can they find the missing girls before it's too late? Will Mercurius be able to track down the killer? Or will more victims succumb to Death in Delft.? Death in Delft is the first historical murder investigation in the Master Mercurius Mystery series: atmospheric crime thrillers set in seventeenth-century Europe. 'A thoroughly engaging mystery with a convincing evocation of place and time, and an appealingly humble sleuth. I look forward to the future adventures of Master Mercurius.' Linda Stratmann, author of The Early Casebook of Sherlock Holmes series THE MASTER MERCURIUS MYSTERY SERIES: BOOK ONE: Death in DelftBOOK TWO: Untrue Till DeathBOOK THREE: Dishonour and ObeyBOOK FOUR: The Noose's ShadowBOOK FIVE: The Vanishing ChildrenBOOK SIX: The Lying DutchmanBOOK SEVEN: Murder In MaastrichtBOOK EIGHT: The Moers MurdersBOOK NINE: Nun Shall Sleep.…

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