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OR NOIR (ANNE CARTIER MYSTÈRES) par Charles O'brien **TOUT NEUF**

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ISBN-10
1590580214
EAN
9781590580219
Publication Name
Poisoned Pen Press
Type
Paperback
ISBN
9781590580219
Book Title
Black Gold
Item Length
8.5in
Publisher
Poisoned Pen Press, Sourcebooks, Incorporated
Publication Year
2007, 2012
Format
Paperback, Perfect
Language
English
Item Height
0.9in
Author
Charles O'brien
Genre
Fiction
Topic
Mystery & Detective / Historical, Mystery & Detective / General, Historical, African American / Mystery & Detective
Item Width
5.5in
Item Weight
0.4 Oz
Number of Pages
384 Pages, 352 Pages

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The setting is Bath, England's most fashionable spa, during the spring season of 1787. Haughty aristocrats, wealthy upstart businessmen, social climbers, adventurers, courtesans, sharpers, addicted gamblers, and a representative sample of the dregs of English society gather for pleasure and profit in this lovely Georgian city... Anne Cartier, Colonel Paul de Saint-Martin, and Georges Charpentier pursue a wily dangerous fugitive from French justice in this thrilling sequel to Mute Witness. They must deal with Sir Harry Rogers, a rich, powerful, cuckholded slave trader. His wife, Lady Margaret, loves another man. Mary Campbell, the tutor of their deaf son, has died mysteriously. His black slave Lord Jeff, a footman and bare- knuckle boxer, seeks freedom. Passions mount. Tragedy looms near.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Poisoned Pen Press, Sourcebooks, Incorporated
ISBN-10
1590580214
ISBN-13
9781590580219
eBay Product ID (ePID)
2192651

Product Key Features

Book Title
Black Gold
Author
Charles O'brien
Format
Paperback, Perfect
Language
English
Topic
Mystery & Detective / Historical, Mystery & Detective / General, Historical, African American / Mystery & Detective
Publication Year
2007, 2012
Genre
Fiction
Number of Pages
384 Pages, 352 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
8.5in
Item Height
0.9in
Item Width
5.5in
Weight
15.6 Oz
Height
0.8in
Width
5.4in
Length
8.4in
Item Weight
0.4 Oz

Additional Product Features

Series Volume Number
2
Lc Classification Number
Ps3615.B74b57 2002
Publication Date
2007-07-15
Reviews
"...This sequel offers fully realized characters, a complex plot and a surprise ending sure to satisfy...The narrative flows smoothly, and O'Brien has neatly caught the tenor of the time, when being fashionable was of more importance than acting morally.  FYI: Mute Witness was nominated for an Agatha Award for Best First Novel.   -- Publisher's Weekly   "O'Brien provides a whole package for mystery lovers:  a brave heroine and hero; several mysteries to solve; a socially conscious subplot (involving an African woman whom Sir Harry is training to be a boxer); and an evocation of a place and time that adds depth and precision to the rest of the tale.  This is a historical mystery to get lost in, satisfying at every level."          -- Booklist "Fans of Iain Pears rich historical mysteries will want to read Black Gold, a work rich in period detail with characters that are unique to the era. Charles O'Brien is a gifted storyteller who writes about the aristocracy of the late eighteenth century from a commoner's point of view. The novel takes the moral high ground, which helps explain why the protagonists are to appealing."     -- Midwest Book Review  , The pace is relentless; the characters are richly and fully drawn...a complex, richly detailed, well-written historical novel., If not quite up to the high standard set by O'Brien's first historical, Mute Winess (2001), this sequel offers fully realized characters, a complex plot and a surprise ending sure to satisfy. In the winter of 1787, Col. Paul de Saint-Martin, who played a leading role in Mute Witness, travels to England to track down an Irish rogue, Captain Marurice Fitzroy, who's been accused of raping a young woman of aristocratic birth while visiting Paris. A side benefit of the trip is the opportunity to see Anne Cartier, a teacher of the deaf, whom Paul befriended in the earlier book. Anne is employed as a tutor to the young son of Sir Harry Rogers, a self-made merchant and slave-trader who resides near Bath. Paul and Sir Harry strike up a friendship during a training session of Sir Harry's prize-fighter slave, and Paul soon becomes the slaver's house guest at Combe Park. Among the ill-assorted group are Sir Harry and his wife, Lady Margaret, Captain Fitzroy, and Anne and her charge, who bears a striking resemblance to the captain. Also at Bath is the infamous Jack Roach, who is blackmailing several of the city's inhabitants, perhaps even Lady Margaret herself O'Brien has a knack for portraying strong male characters, such as Paul, Sir Harry and Burton, the Bow Street Runner investigating charges against Roach. Anne, alas, has a lot less to do than she did in Mute Witness. The narrative flows smoothly, and O'Brien has neatly caught the tenor of the time, when being fashionable was of more importance than acting morally. (June 17) FYI: Mute Witness was nominated for an Agatha Award for Best First Novel. Pulishers Weekly ? June 3, 2002 pg. 68, "...This sequel offers fully realized characters, a complex plot and a surprise ending sure to satisfy...The narrative flows smoothly, and O'Brien has neatly caught the tenor of the time, when being fashionable was of more importance than acting morally.  FYI: Mute Witness was nominated for an Agatha Award for Best First Novel.   -- Publisher's Weekly   "O'Brien provides a whole package for mystery lovers:  a brave heroine and hero; several mysteries to solve; a socially conscious subplot (involving an African woman whom Sir Harry is training to be a boxer); and an evocation of a place and time that adds depth and precision to the rest of the tale.  This is a historical mystery to get lost in, satisfying at every level."          -- Booklist "Fans of Iain Pears rich historical mysteries will want to read Black Gold, a work rich in period detail with characters that are unique to the era. Charles O'Brien is a gifted storyteller who writes about the aristocracy of the late eighteenth century from a commoner's point of view. The novel takes the moral high ground, which helps explain why the protagonists are to appealing."     -- Midwest Book Review, "...This sequel offers fully realized characters, a complex plot and a surprise ending sure to satisfy...The narrative flows smoothly, and O'Brien has neatly caught the tenor of the time, when being fashionable was of more importance than acting morally. FYI: Mute Witness was nominated for an Agatha Award for Best First Novel. -- Publisher's Weekly "O'Brien provides a whole package for mystery lovers: a brave heroine and hero; several mysteries to solve; a socially conscious subplot (involving an African woman whom Sir Harry is training to be a boxer); and an evocation of a place and time that adds depth and precision to the rest of the tale. This is a historical mystery to get lost in, satisfying at every level." -- Booklist "Fans of Iain Pears rich historical mysteries will want to read Black Gold, a work rich in period detail with characters that are unique to the era. Charles O'Brien is a gifted storyteller who writes about the aristocracy of the late eighteenth century from a commoner's point of view. The novel takes the moral high ground, which helps explain why the protagonists are to appealing." -- Midwest Book Review
Copyright Date
2002
Lccn
2001-098493
Dewey Decimal
813/.6
Intended Audience
Trade
Series
Anne Cartier Mysteries, Anne Cartier Mysteries Ser.
Dewey Edition
21
Illustrated
Yes

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