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Cage seems bent on self-destruction
But then a strange car pulled up to their street
hires Gilda to find it before her irascible merchant husband learns it is gone
the son of the lead detective investigating the events
New York Times bestselling author Christopher Moore channels William Shakespeare and Edgar Allan Poe in The Serpent of Venice
The Halls of the Dead: A Novel YAN051040 Cage seems bent on self-destructionA queer, gothic horror romance set in a necromancy tinged London, sure to entrance fans of The Death of Jane Lawrence and Mexican Gothic. London, December 1849 Irene Shallcross Haley has dedicated her life to necromancy, a forbidden, reviled art that is passed along through sentient grimoires bound in human skin. With her undead husband St. Johna marriage of kindred spirits and platonic convenienceshe has been protecting the knowledge of generations
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