Henry Carter Hull

Readers of Anne Perry's bestselling suspense novels revel in a world that is all their own, sharing the privileged existence of Britain's wealthy and powerful elite in West End mansions and great country houses. It is also a world in which danger bides in unsuspected places and the line between good and evil can be razor thin. This new novel features Lady Vespasia Cumming-Gould-one of the most memorable characters from the Thomas Pitt series-who appears...

A London police detective suffering from amnesia returns to work. His case is to investigate the murder of a Crimean war hero.

In this short story, the New York Times –bestselling author delves into the private lives and personal histories of her "extremely congenial characters" ( The Philadelphia Inquirer ). It is 1912, and Peter Naylor calls at the home of Lady Vespasia Cumming-Gould, longtime friend of Thomas Pitt and his wife, Charlotte. Clouds are gathering in Europe, and the prime minister is considering Thomas to head up the country's intelligence services--the king...

When William Weems, obscure moneylender, is murdered Ispector Pitt is asked to investigate and discovers Weems was a vicious blackmailer who had a list of some of London's most distinguished gentlemen in his office.

Police Inspector Thomas Pitt and his wife Charlotte investigate the death of a judge from opium poisoning.

Investigator Thomas Monk, nurse Hester Latterly, and defense counsel Oliver Rathbone work to save Alexandra Carlyon from the gallous for the murder of her husband.

Police Superintendent Thomas Pitt looks into the suspicious death of his childhood mentor, and at the same time investigates treachery in the Colonial office, where someone is passing vital information to Germany about England's African strategy.

Thomas Pitt, commander of the Bow Street police station in Victorian England, is drawn into the controversy over the publication of Darwin's theory of evolution when he sets out to investigate the death of feminist and Darwin devotee Unity Bellwood.

When Members of Parliament are murdered crossing Westminster Bridge, Thomas and Charlotte Pit must sift through the many suspects to find the killer-before he strikes again   In the few minutes it takes to cross Westminster Bridge, Sir Lockwood Hamilton has his throat slit and is tied securely to the lamppost with his evening scarf. The killer then vanishes without being seen. Inspector Thomas Pitt thinks the motive might have been personal . . ....

Private investigator William Monk looks into the death of a wealthy matron when her private nurse is accused of murdering her.