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The Widow of Dartmoor

By: Warwick Downing
Narrated by: Garrison Estes
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Beryl Stapleton felt joy, when her husband Jack was sucked into the Grimpen Mire. Free of his oppressive evil, she opened a fashionable dress shop in London. Known as The Widow of Dartmoor, her enterprise is a success until she is caught, at 2 AM, dragging the body of a murdered man into an alleyway. Who better to defend her than The Bastard, the nephew of Sherlock Holmes? A barrister, Jeremy Holmes is the illegitimate son of Sherlock's oldest brother. Revered by the criminals of London, Jeremy lives to peel the masks off witnesses and find the truth. But his gifts are not the product of reason. Rather, his art. His pictures reveal the passions of those he draws. He can feel their hearts.

©2014 Wick Downing (P)2017 MX Publishing Detective Fiction Historical Mystery Traditional Detectives England Sherlock Holmes Heartfelt

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