Death on Blackheath

In the 29th installment of Anne Perry's acclaimed crime series, Inspector Thomas Pitt investigates a grim scene outside a minister's house on Shooters Hill, where a vicious fight and mysterious clues hint at deeper secrets. As the case unfolds, Pitt uncovers discrepancies in the minister's story and a mutilated body, raising questions about hidden dangers that could threaten national security. The novel weaves mystery and intrigue in a 1897 setting, emphasizing discretion and investigation.