Murder as a Fine Art

In "Murder as a Fine Art," author David Morrell introduces a captivating historical mystery set in Victorian London, where writer Thomas De Quincey, known for his memoir Confessions of an English Opium-Eater, finds himself the prime suspect in a series of brutal mass murders reminiscent of horrific crimes from the past. As he struggles against his opium addiction, De Quincey must unravel a web of secrets with the help of his devoted daughter Emily and two determined Scotland Yard detectives. This thrilling tale intertwines literary intrigue and danger against the backdrop of fog-laden streets, as De Quincey fights to clear his name and confront a cunning murderer.