For those who enjoy exploring historical settings in their mysteries, this collection is an ideal choice. Edited by Sharan Newman and Miriam Grace Monfredo, it features a range of stories from ancient Egypt to World War II, showcasing prominent authors in the genre. Notable works include Nicholas diChario's "The Soldier and His Dead Companion," which offers a fresh perspective on a wartime enigma. Readers will also appreciate the return of diva Geraldine Farrar and the mischievous Great Caruso in Barbara Paul's "Portrait of the Artist as a Young Corpse," as well as Peter Lovesey's charming Bertie, Prince of Wales, in "Bertie and the Boat Race." Other contributions include Lynda S. Robinson's "Death of a Place-Seeker," Steven Saylor's "Archimedes' Tomb," and Sharan Newman’s "Solomon's Decision." The anthology also features Edward Marston's "Murder at Anchor," Miriam Grace Monfredo's "Suffer a Witch," and works by renowned authors like Laurie King and Anne Perry. With a diverse array of tales, this collection promises to captivate readers who appreciate the blend of history and mystery.
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