Silver cups—a stolen history!
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Them Without Pain (Simon Westow Mystery #7) by Chris Nickson ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Leeds Thief-taker Simon Westow takes on a strange case from Sir Robert Foley. It’s 1825 and Foley wants Simon to find some stolen silver cups made by the very talented silversmith Arthur Mangey who’d been hung for treason a century before. Imagine Simon’s shock when Foley’s servant is found dead in a secret workshop in of a row of buildings being demolished in the name of progress. This case will test Simon. He finds himself slowing down. He needs to be in top form. Jane comes back to assist. Sally their protege is part of the investigation. She and Jane feel the need to hone their knife skills. A startling and shocking situation emerges. Death hides and stalks Simon, his family and friends. Another fantastic Westow mystery from the indomitable Chris Nickson. A Severn House ARC via NetGalley. Many thanks to the author and publisher.