Murder on the Pneumatic Railway

Early reviews:

“An entertaining Victorian mystery with its cast of varied and likeable characters.” — Vesper1931, LibraryThing

“Get the book and shirk all other responsibilities while you enjoy this Victorian era who-dunnit.” — Nichole Scanlon, GoodReads

A BODY THAT WENT THROUGH A TUBE

In 1870 London, the body of a postal clerk is found inside a pneumatic railway car, and surgeon Samson Light has been accused. Tommy Jones must abandon his many jobs to pursue the witness who can exonerate his former tutor. Inspector Morgan of St Giles Station seems unusually reluctant to pursue the case, so Samson’s barrister, wife, and friends must investigate. Clues lead to the General Post Office, the London Pneumatic Despatch Company, the highest realms of the Foreign Office, and inside Clerkenwell Gaol itself. Why was an ordinary clerk killed and, if it wasn’t Samson who did it, who did?