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Product title: A Fatal Likeness: A Novel
Product description: Starred Review. Shepherd shines again in this superb Victorian thriller, a follow-up to 2012's The Solitary House. A note from Sir Percy Shelley, son of the late Romantic poet, causes elderly Charles Maddox to have a fit of apoplexy. In the circumstances, Maddox's great-nephew and namesake, who's a private detective, responds to Sir Percy instead. The Shelley family hires the younger Maddox to prevent the poet's former lover, Claire Clairmont, from tarnishing his posthumous reputation. When Charles discovers that his great-uncle worked for the family more than 30 years before, on tasks now excised from his relative's meticulous case files, his quest takes on a personal urgency. Juxtaposing omniscient narration with discovered documents, the story moves between 1850 London and the tortured mnage that created Frankenstein in 1818 Italy. The novel works equally as a family story, a blend of horror and mystery, and as a plausible hypothesis about why so many women and children associated with Shelley died mysterious deaths. Agent: Ben Mason, Fox Mason. (Aug.), Shepherd specializes in historical mysteries, starting with Murder at Mansfield Park (2010). Her latest continues the career of Charles Maddox, first seen in Shepherds take on Bleak House, called The Solitary House (2012). Maddox is a mid-nineteenth-century private detective, formerly an officer with Londons Metropolitan Police but fired for insubordination. Now he scratches out a living solving mysteries for clients; he used to be aided by his uncle, a legendary thief-taker, but a stroke has rendered him only intermittingly brilliant. Maddoxs brooding character and Shepherds own voice, which uses the present tense in a way that makes it seem as if we are spying on Maddoxs movements, are both enthralling. This mystery centers on papers relating to what happened between Byron, Shelley, and Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin during the summer of 1816 in Switzerland (besides the contest that led to the writing of Mary Shelleys Frankenstein). Shelleys son wants the papers recovered; we soon learn hes playing a double game. The plots revelations sometimes seem as if only a Shelley scholar can understand them, but, overall, this is a solid atmospheric read, sure to be of interest to English majors. --Connie Fletcher
Product price: $8.10
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Target attributes: Fiction Form
Answer: attribute: fiction form
value: novel
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