Weighed in the Balance

Weighed in the Balance by Anne Perry is a First Edition published by Random House of Canada in 1985. This novel, written in English and spanning 355 pages, presents a gripping tale set in Victorian England, where an exiled German prince suffers a fatal accident, leading to his wife’s accusation of murder. The story unfolds as series sleuth William Monk is called upon to navigate the complexities of truth and deception surrounding this scandal of international significance.
Readers will find themselves immersed in a narrative that intricately weaves elements of mystery and historical fiction. As Monk endeavors to uncover the reality behind the accusations, he must also refine his social graces to effectively engage with the elite circles of London. The book explores themes of justice and societal expectations, all while maintaining a focus on the characters of Monk and Hester Latterly. This edition offers a detailed exploration of the challenges faced by the protagonists against the backdrop of 19th-century England.
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An exiled German prince falls from his horse in Victorian England and his wife is accused of murder. It’s a scandal of international proportions and the man expected to sort out the truth from the lies is series sleuth William Monk. First though he must polish his manners. By the author of Cain His Brother.
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