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    Down a Dark River
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    An Inspector Corravan Mystery Series

    Written by Karen Odden

    Narrated by Joshua Manning

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    About this series

    In the vein of C. S. Harris and Anne Perry, this historical mystery follows Inspector Michael Corravan as he investigates a string of vicious murders in Victorian London.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamscape Media
    Release dateNov 11, 2021
    Down a Dark River

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      Down a Dark River
      Down a Dark River

      Down a Dark River

      Karen Odden
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      In the vein of C. S. Harris and Anne Perry, this historical mystery follows Inspector Michael Corravan as he investigates a string of vicious murders in Victorian London.

      In the vein of C. S. Harris and Anne Perry, this historical mystery follows Inspector Michael Corravan as he investigates a string of vicious murders in Victorian London.

    Author

    Karen Odden

    KAREN ODDEN received her PhD in English literature from New York University and has taught at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor. She currently serves as an assistant editor for the academic journal Victorian Literature and Culture. Her debut novel, A Lady in the Smoke, was a USA Today bestseller.

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