Muerte en Blackheath (Inspector Thomas Pitt 29)

Perry's detailed setting really immerses the reader; I wonder how much research went into capturing the social nuances of that era.

The story's unraveling felt deliberate, but I kept wondering if the slower sections were meant to deepen the mystery or just pacing choices.

The balance between history and mystery is so well done—I’d love to hear thoughts on how historical accuracy influences narrative flow.