Fair and Tender Ladies

Fair and Tender Ladies by Chris Nickson is a historical mystery published by Crème de la Crime in 2013. This edition spans 224 pages and is presented in English. The narrative follows Richard Nottingham, a constable in 1734, as he confronts an old enemy while investigating the disappearance of a young lad’s sister who has run away to Leeds. The story takes a dark turn when the lad is found murdered, prompting Nottingham to delve into the circumstances surrounding both the murder and the sister’s fate.
Readers will find themselves immersed in a complex investigation filled with intrigue and danger. As Nottingham navigates the seedy underbelly of Leeds, he uncovers connections to career criminal Tom Finer, who has mysteriously returned after a long absence. The plot thickens with the discovery of a second body in the River Aire, leading Nottingham to question the true nature of the events unfolding around him. This edition offers a gripping exploration of crime and historical context, appealing to fans of mystery and detective fiction.
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Richard Nottingham confronts an old enemy in the latest intriguing historical mystery 1734. When a young country lad requests the Constable’s help in finding his sister who has run away to Leeds to seek her fortune, Nottingham is not optimistic. Such girls usually end up as prostitutes – or worse. The following day, the young man is found dead, his throat slit. The evening before his death, the victim had been seen in deep conversation with career criminal Tom Finer in the Bell Inn. Could there be a connection to his murder? Why has Finer returned to Leeds after a seventeen-year absence? And what really happened to the young man’s sister? Then a second body is discovered floating in the River Aire – and Nottingham finds himself plunged into a murder investigation where nothing is as it seems.
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