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    Who Thinks Evil: A Professor Moriarty Novel
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    Who Thinks Evil: A Professor Moriarty Novel

    By Michael Kurland

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    “KURLAND HAS MADE MORIARTY MORE INTERESTING THAN DOYLE EVER MADE HOLMES.” ISAAC ASIMOV London, 1892, and a young nobleman goes missing under distressing circumstances. Prince Albert Victor, grandson of Queen Victoria, has disappeared while visiting a house of ill repute, leaving behind a woman's body. Hoping to find the prince and to clear him of the murder, the royal family is looking for a brilliant—and, more importantly, discreet—investigator. With Sherlock Holmes unavailable, his brother Mycroft turns to the only man who just might be more brilliant—Professor James Moriarty. But the Professor is himself on trial for murder. In exchange for his release, the so-called “Napoleon of Crime” will use all his resources to track down the missing prince. If he fails, he may never again draw another free breath...
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTitan Books
    Release dateMar 7, 2014
    ISBN9781783293353
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    Who Thinks Evil: A Professor Moriarty Novel
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    Michael Kurland

    A native of New York City now living in California’s Central Coast, Michael Kurland served four years in a branch of Army Intelligence, both in the United States and in Europe. He is the author of over 40 books, ranging from fantasy to mystery. He has been nominated for the Edgar award twice, for A Plague of Spies and The Infernal Device, the latter of which was also an American Book Award finalist.

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