Rules of Engagement (Sir John Fielding Novel) - Plot Summary

Plot Summary

Sir John and Jeremy are confronted with a series of bizarre deaths (including an unmotivated suicide) on the streets of Georgian London in a mystery that tests even Sir John's legendary skills of deduction. This book ends the series.

Sir John Fielding series by Bruce Alexander
Novels:
  • Blind Justice (1995)
  • Murder in Grub Street (1996)
  • Watery Grave (1998)
  • Person or Persons Unknown (1998)
  • Jack, Knave and Fool (1999)
  • Death of a Colonial (2000)
  • The Color of Death (2001)
  • Smuggler's Moon (2002)
  • An Experiment in Treason (2003)
  • The Price of Murder (2004)
  • Rules of Engagement (2006)


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