Daniel  Friedman
The year is 1807, and Byron is living large as a student at Trinity College in Cambridge, England. He has successfully skirted the college's rule against keeping dogs in the dorm by rooming with a rather large bear named "the Professor." When a young woman is found murdered in a local boarding house, Byron can't pass up the opportunity to prove his immeasurable genius by solving the case. In a time where there are no police investigators, only expensive private eyes, it's up to Byron to bring her killer to justice while finding time for his normal pursuits of excessive drinking, bedding married women, and generally causing trouble wherever he goes. This is a serio-comic mystery by an enormously talented young writer that combines social satire and a brilliant detective plot.
Mystery,Historical,Historical Fiction,Mystery,Historical Mystery,Fiction,Historical,Mystery,Crime,Medievalism,Romanticism,Literature,19th Century
Riot Most Uncouth: A Lord Byron Mystery