London, 1871. Traveller, photographer and sometime intelligencer
Adam Carver is asked by a friend from the Foreign Office to find
Dolly Delaney, a West End dancing girl who has been involved with a
diplomat and since disappeared. What seems a straightforward case
soon proves otherwise. Carver is discomfited to come across
alluring daguerreotypes of Dolly and he seeks answers from one of
her fellow dancers, the feisty Hetty Gallant. Soon, Carver and his
stoical manservant Quint are drawn north to York, where they are
implicated in a shocking death. The pair flee across the Channel,
but soon encounter new treacheries in Berlin, the imposing and
dangerous capital of the nascent Germany. Carver's Truth is both a
compelling murder mystery and a splendidly full-blooded portrait of
mid-Victorian England.
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