THE SEARCHER a gripping historical crime mystery based on a true story (Historical Fiction Standalones)

Please note that this book was first published under the author's pseudonym T.J. Alexander.\nA GRIPPING VICTORIAN CRIME MYSTERY BASED ON THE TRUE STORY OF THE AUTHOR’S GREAT-GREAT-GREAT-GRANDMOTHER, ADAH FLINT.\n“This is an important as well as an entertaining story and should be a must-read for those bored with traditional Victorian fiction, those concerned with the unfolding historical role of women and those who just love a great story based on truth and told with utter believability and real compassion.“ Crime Review\nJanuary 1822: A child is found dead on wasteland in London's Liberty of Norton Folgate.\nAdah Flint, the Liberty's Searcher, must examine the little girl's body to determine her identity and discover the cause of death.\nMEET ADAH FLINT AND DISCOVER THE UNTOLD STORY OF THE SEARCHERS\nAdah's search for the truth takes her through the cosmopolitan backstreets of early 19th century London, with its inns and prisons, street markets and prostitution, cruelty and compassion.\nWritten by Australian history professor T.J. Alexander and based on real characters and a true crime.\nThis novel takes readers into the long-forgotten world of the women searchers who once played an important role in the solving of crimes, and eventually into the twenty-first century, where mysteries are resolved and new enigmas unfold.\nA MYSTERY WHICH WILL ENTRANCE AND HAUNT YOU.