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Bryant & May - The Bleeding Heart
Bryant & May - The Bleeding Heart: (Bryant & May Book 11) | Christopher Fowler
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Its a fresh start for the Met's oddest investigation team, the Peculiar Crimes Unit. Their first case involves two teenagers who see a dead man rising from his grave in a London park. And if that's not alarming enough, one of them is killed in a hit and run accident. Stranger still, in the moments between when he was last seen alive and found dead on the pavement, someone has changed his shirt... Much to his frustration, Arthur Bryant is not allowed to investigate. Instead, he has been tasked with finding out how someone could have stolen the ravens from the Tower of London. All seven birds have vanished from one of the most secure fortresses in the city. And, as the legend has it, when the ravens leave, the nation falls... Soon it seems death is all around and Bryant and May must confront a group of latter-day bodysnatchers, explore an eerie funeral parlour and unearth the gruesome legend of Bleeding Heart Yard. More graves are desecrated, further deaths occur, and the symbol of the Bleeding Heart seems to turn up everywhere - its even discovered hidden in the PCUs offices. And when Bryant is blindfolded and taken to the headquarters of a secret society, he realises that this case is more complex than even he had imagined, and that everyone is hiding something. The Grim Reaper walks abroad and seems to be stalking him, playing on his fears of premature burial. Rich in strange characters and steeped in Londons true history, this is Bryant & Mays most peculiar and disturbing case of all.
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I am not far into the tagged book, and love it, but I thought I might be missing too much since it is book 11 of the series. So, for my drive to south Texas I chose to listen to Book 1, Full Dark House (Link below). I am loving the concept and the writing style. I already think this a new fave author.

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“There seem to be kittens everywhere.” Feels like this is going to be a good one!

Alicepondpoe I kind of wish I really had kittens everywhere 😻🐈 5y
Texreader @Alicepondpoe Now that you mention it, me too!! ❤️😻 5y
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Day 6 #7days7covers #covercrush

@samanthagutt Do you want to play? Post your fave covers for 7 days. No explanation needed.

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I love Christopher Fowlers books. This, like his others , entertains and educates. Once again I learnt a lot about the history of London. I've now read all his Bryant and May books . Loved them all.