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Charles Todd
Charles Todd is the author behind the popular "A Study in Sherlock" series, offering fresh takes on the classic detective. If you enjoy clever mysteries with a familiar feel, you'll want to check out his work.
A Duty to the Dead Lib/E
Synopsis
Bess Crawford, a former nurse from World War I, finds herself navigating the complexities of post-war England. When a fellow passenger on her voyage home dies under suspicious circumstances, Bess feels a duty to uncover the truth. Her investigation leads her into a web of secrets and danger, forcing her to confront the lingering shadows of the war and the hidden motives of those around her.
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Frequently asked questions
Is A Duty to the Dead the first book in a series?
This novel introduces Bess Crawford and is the initial entry in a mystery series featuring her as the protagonist.
Does A Duty to the Dead feature a dual narrative or multiple perspectives?
The story is told primarily from Bess Crawford's perspective, offering a focused view through her experiences and investigations.
How does A Duty to the Dead connect to Charles Todd's other works?
This book marks the beginning of the Bess Crawford series, which is distinct from the Inspector Ian Rutledge series, though both are historical mysteries by the same author.