The first novel in the Westerman and Crowther historical crime
series that "The New York Times Book Review" called "CSI: Georgian
England" and Tess Gerritsen called "chillingly memorable"
Debut novelist Imogen Robertson won the London "Telegraph"'s First
Thousand Words of a Novel competition in 2007 with the opening of
"Instruments of Darkness." The finished work is a fast-paced
historical mystery starring a pair of amateur eighteenth-century
sleuths with razor-sharp minds. When Harriet Westerman, the
unconventional mistress of a Sussex manor, finds a dead man on her
grounds, she enlists reclusive anatomist Gabriel Crowther to help
her find the murderer. Moving from drawing room to dissecting room,
from dark London streets to the gentrified countryside,
"Instruments of Darkness" is a gripping tale of the forbidding
Thornleigh Hall and an unlikely forensic duo determined to uncover
its deadly secrets.
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