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The Anatomist's Apprentice:

A Dr. Thomas Silkstone Mystery
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253 Reviews
Thorndike Press, 2012 - Fiction - 521 pages
In eighteenth-century England, the murder of Sir Edward Crick sends a torrent of gossip through Oxfordshire; although, aside from his sister, Lady Lydia Farrell, few mourn the young man. When Lady Farrell's husband becomes the prime suspect in the murder, she enlists the help of Dr. Thomas Silkstone - an anatomist and pioneering forensic detective - to solve the murder and prove his innocence.

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A good story with a twist ending which i always enjoy. - Goodreads
Overall, the writing is rather cack-handed. - Goodreads
There is even a little bit of a love story in the end. - Goodreads
It was just untidy storytelling. - Goodreads
The pace is easy with fun little twists. - Goodreads
And it was really badly researched. - Goodreads

Review: The Anatomist's Apprentice (Dr. Thomas Silkstone #1)

User Review  - Lois - Goodreads

The author has some lovely language when it comes to describing the body and the study of it. The plot reminds me of the small intestines: quite a lot of it and quite a lot of twisting. Simon Vance is ... Read full review

Review: The Anatomist's Apprentice (Dr. Thomas Silkstone #1)

User Review  - Eileend - Goodreads

blurb: quick read - historical fiction. a little predictable. Longer version: I listened to this book while doing about a million other things, but I found it enjoyable if a little predictable. The ... Read full review

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