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Oscar Wilde and the Return of Jack the Ripper, April 2019
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Oscar Wilde And The Murders At The Reading Gaol, May 2013
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Oscar Wilde And The Vatican Murders, May 2012
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Oscar Wilde And The Vampire Murders, May 2011
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Oscar Wilde And The Dead Man's Smile, September 2009
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Oscar Wilde And A Game Called Murder, September 2008
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Oscar Wilde And A Death Of No Importance, January 2008
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Philip And Elizabeth, November 2006
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Charles And Camilla, August 2006
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OSCAR WILDE AND A DEATH OF NO IMPORTANCE
By: Gyles Brandreth

Oscar Wilde #1
Touchstone
January 2008
On Sale: January 8, 2008
Featuring: Oscar Wilde
368 pages
ISBN: 1416534830
EAN: 9781416534839
Kindle: B001269F8Y
Paperback / e-Book
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Mystery Historical

One of Britain's premier royal biographers pens the first in a series of fiendishly clever and stylish historical murder mysteries

Lovers of historical mystery will relish this chilling Victorian tale based on real events and cloaked in authenticity. Best of all, it casts British literature's most fascinating and controversial figure as the lead sleuth.

A young artist's model has been murdered, and legendary wit Oscar Wilde enlists his friends Arthur Conan Doyle and Robert Sherard to help him investigate. But when they arrive at the scene of the crime they find no sign of the gruesome killing -- save one small spatter of blood, high on the wall. Set in London, Paris, Oxford, and Edinburgh at the height of Queen Victoria's reign, here is a gripping eyewitness account of Wilde's secret involvement in the curious case of Billy Wood, a young man whose brutal murder served as the inspiration for The Picture of Dorian Gray. Told by Wilde's contemporary -- poet Robert Sherard -- this novel provides a fascinating and evocative portrait of the great playwright and his own "consulting detective," Sherlock Holmes creator, Arthur Conan Doyle.