The Diamond Coterie - L. Lynch, Lawrence
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A sparkling, shadowed glimpse of an era where diamonds glitter and loyalties fracture in equal measure. The Diamond Coterie draws you into a web of high society intrigue set against an Edwardian-era backdrop, where trust is currency and betrayal comes wrapped in satin. This public domain classic re-emerges as more than a reprint. Lawrence L. Lynch crafts a tightly woven tale of crime and deception that satisfies fans of classic novels and newcomers alike. Its form-tight plotting, atmospheric detail, and a bustling british metropolis backdrop-speaks to readers of early modern crime fiction and…mehr

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A sparkling, shadowed glimpse of an era where diamonds glitter and loyalties fracture in equal measure. The Diamond Coterie draws you into a web of high society intrigue set against an Edwardian-era backdrop, where trust is currency and betrayal comes wrapped in satin. This public domain classic re-emerges as more than a reprint. Lawrence L. Lynch crafts a tightly woven tale of crime and deception that satisfies fans of classic novels and newcomers alike. Its form-tight plotting, atmospheric detail, and a bustling british metropolis backdrop-speaks to readers of early modern crime fiction and historical crime fiction, while its themes of trust and betrayal remain unsettlingly contemporary. Readers encounter sharp social satiries, clever ruses, and a suspense that lingers long after the final page. With Alpha Editions' careful restoration, the book is brought to today's and future generations without losing its character or period flavour, preserving the essence of gutenberg public domain classics for study and enjoyment. This edition is ideal for students seeking a study edition for students and for casual readers who relish a vivid historical puzzle. A perfect bridge between old and new, The Diamond Coterie will appeal to enthusiasts of other classic crime fiction and to collectors who value a public-domain masterpiece that remains a cultural treasure. It's truly a gem for both the casual reader and the discerning bibliophile.