Lindsey Davis: Deadly Election (USA 2016) From the Publisher: At the same time, a potential young man Faustus comes looking for help with his friend Sextus. Between the auction business and Roman politics, it's not quite clear who is the more underhanded and duplicitous. Both, however, are tied together by the mysterious body, and if Albia isn't able to solve that mystery, it won't be the only body to drop. Lindsey Davis: Deadly Election. A Flavia Albia Mystery. Minotaur Books, ISBN: 9781250092434 (June, 2016), 309 p., $16.99.
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Lindsey Davis: Deadly Election (UK 2015) From the Publisher: The investigation will give her a chance to work with the magistrate, Manlius Faustus, the friend she sadly knows to be the last chaste man in Rome. But he's got other concerns than her anonymous corpse. It's election time and with democracy for sale at Domitian's court, tension has come to a head. Faustus is acting as an agent for a ‘good husband and father', whose traditional family values are being called into question. Even more disreputable are his rivals, whom Faustus wants Albia to discredit. As Albia's and Faustus' professional and personal partnership deepens they have to accept that, for others, obsession can turn sour, and become a deadly strain that leads, tragically, to murder. Lindsey Davis: Deadly Election. A Flavia Albia Novel. Hodder & Stoughton, ISBN: 9781444794182 (October, 2015), 400 p., £8.99.
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Lindsey Davis: Deadly Election (USA 2015) From the Publisher: At the same time, a potential young man Faustus comes looking for help with his friend Sextus. Between the auction business and Roman politics, it's not quite clear who is the more underhanded and duplicitous. Both, however, are tied together by the mysterious body, and if Albia isn't able to solve that mystery, it won't be the only body to drop. Lindsey Davis: Deadly Election. A Flavia Albia Mystery. St. Martin's Press, ISBN: 9781250063984 (July, 2015), 309 p., $25.99.
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Lindsey Davis: Deadly Election (UK 2015) From the Publisher: The investigation will give her a chance to work with the magistrate, Manlius Faustus, the friend she sadly knows to be the last chaste man in Rome. But he's got other concerns than her anonymous corpse. It's election time and with democracy for sale at Domitian's court, tension has come to a head. Faustus is acting as an agent for a ‘good husband and father', whose traditional family values are being called into question. Even more disreputable are his rivals, whom Faustus wants Albia to discredit. As Albia's and Faustus' professional and personal partnership deepens they have to accept that, for others, obsession can turn sour, and become a deadly strain that leads, tragically, to murder. Lindsey Davis: Deadly Election. A Flavia Albia Novel. Hodder & Stoughton, ISBN: 9781444794229 (April, 2015), 386 p., £16.99.
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