The Borgia Ring
Author: White, Michael
ISBN: 9781863256896
Publisher: RANDOM HOUSE AUSTRALIA
Year first published: 01 Sep 2009
Pages: 352
Format: Paperback / softback
Seamlessly blending past and present storylines, The Borgia Ring is a compulsive crime thriller.
Seamlessly blending past and present storylines, The Borgia Ring is a compulsive crime thriller.
When builders dig up an ancient skeleton in the City of London, they have no idea of the poisonous legacy they have just unleashed.
For on the skeleton's finger is a beautiful emerald ring that once belonged to Lucrezia Borgia, the most powerful - and most evil - woman of the Renaissance.
Hours later the skeleton has vanished and one man is dead.
For DCI Jack Pendragon - newly transferred from Oxford to Brick Lane - it's a first case he could have done without. And with two more gruesome deaths in quick succession, it's clear there's a killer out there with a deadly compulsion.
A killer drawing his murderous inspiration from a 15th-century family whose cruelty and depravity knew no limits.
ISBN: 9781863256896
Publisher: RANDOM HOUSE AUSTRALIA
Year first published: 01 Sep 2009
Pages: 352
Format: Paperback / softback
Seamlessly blending past and present storylines, The Borgia Ring is a compulsive crime thriller.
Seamlessly blending past and present storylines, The Borgia Ring is a compulsive crime thriller.
When builders dig up an ancient skeleton in the City of London, they have no idea of the poisonous legacy they have just unleashed.
For on the skeleton's finger is a beautiful emerald ring that once belonged to Lucrezia Borgia, the most powerful - and most evil - woman of the Renaissance.
Hours later the skeleton has vanished and one man is dead.
For DCI Jack Pendragon - newly transferred from Oxford to Brick Lane - it's a first case he could have done without. And with two more gruesome deaths in quick succession, it's clear there's a killer out there with a deadly compulsion.
A killer drawing his murderous inspiration from a 15th-century family whose cruelty and depravity knew no limits.
