For Pitt and Charlotte, what begins as a mysterious case of musical corpses, becomes a deadly pursuit through the London underworld of pornographic photographers, brothels, and sweatshops. He had been decently buried once before, Inspector Pitt knew.

What an odd sight The dead body of a peer of the realm sitting upright in an empty hansom cab. As Pitt follows leads into the slums and rookeries, Charlotte, too, is drawn into the politics and horrors of greed and exploitation. Buy a cheap copy of Resurrection Row book by Anne Perry. A new mother, Charlotte Pitt only takes a cursory interest in the grave robbing case until she hears Thomas mention the name of her late sister's husband, Dominic Corde, as a possible suspect. Anne Perry Resurrection Row (Charlotte and Thomas Pitt Series Book 4) Kindle Edition by Anne Perry (Author) Format: Kindle Edition 4.4 out of 5 stars 694 ratings Book 4 of 32: The Charlotte and Thomas Pitt Novels See all formats and editions Kindle Edition 11.99 Read with Our Free App Audiobook 0. The case grows increasingly bizarre as other disinterred bodies appear. But when the macabre joke is repeated, and the man's corpse is found sitting in the family pew the Sunday following his second interment, Pitt begins to wonder if perhaps there's some message in it. Resurrection Row by Perry, Anne and a great selection of related books. Who would want to unearth a decently buried old.

To Inspector Pitt and his sleuthing wife, Charlotte, this seemed the sheerest lunacy. And it wasn't just any corpse, but the body of a peer of the realm.

Grave robbing, though a crime, isn't Inspector Thomas Pitt's usual fare. It was the most incredible thing: a corpse sitting in an empty hansom cab. Lord Fitzroy-Hammond of Resurrection Row has been dead and buried three weeks when he turns up sitting atop a hansom cab. Other novels in the series includeResurrection Row,Death in the Devils Acre, andSilence in Hanover Close, as well as more than twenty others. 'For readers longing to be in 1890s London, Perry's tales are just the ticket' ( Chicago Tribune).

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