You have read the first book (the detective rail) to take advantage of this mystery. A shoemaker is brutally murdered on a train trip to a prizefight. It turns out that the "Shoemaker" is also a workaholic and not a very good. Who killed him and why? Follow other murders? It is a good son and the time and place of early-mid Victorian London and England are brought to life with nice, crispy descriptive prose. This is not a book deep or deeply complex, but it is fun, divert, and some good historical fiction works. Lovers of mystery and train fans so it will appreciate! To learn more...
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