Take a Swedish literature scholar ( who also happens to be a very talented novelist), toss in a Victorian era mystery in London, add in a fictional narcissistic mystery writer by the name of Euthanasia Bondeson, and some sleuthing through such places as a “molly house” for cross dressing gentlemen of 1851 during the Great Exhibition…
Well…
You have the makings of an absolutely delightful who done it.
The Streets of Babylon: A London Mystery is the first book of a trilogy. I certainly look forward to reading the rest of this series.
And just a post note for those of you weary of translations… this book was seamless. If I had not been told, I would not have been aware that this work was translated from Swedish to English.
ENJOY!
Well…
You have the makings of an absolutely delightful who done it.
The Streets of Babylon: A London Mystery is the first book of a trilogy. I certainly look forward to reading the rest of this series.
And just a post note for those of you weary of translations… this book was seamless. If I had not been told, I would not have been aware that this work was translated from Swedish to English.
ENJOY!
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