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by Chris Karlsen
In 1892 London, detectives Ruddy and Archie unravel a web of deceit and betrayal as they investigate the mysterious disappearance of businessman Phillip Newell, leading them to confront a ruthless killer with a personal vendetta.
n “Killer Friends,” Chris Karlsen transports readers to the soot-stained streets of 1892 London, delivering a historical mystery that balances meticulous period detail with the grit of a modern thriller. Part of the Bloodstone series, this fourth installment proves that even in the Victorian era, some of the deadliest threats come from those we once trusted...........