
Christopher Redmayne
Series by Edward MarstonDive into Edward Marston's captivating Christopher Redmayne series, where the innovative architect joins forces with a Puritan constable to unravel gripping mysteries in post-Great Fire London, blending rich historical detail with spellbinding intrigue during an era of transformation and turmoil.
**Series Synopsis: Christopher Redmayne** In a scarred city rising from the ashes of disaster, corruption lurks in the shadows of progress. Set in the turbulent aftermath of the Great Fire of London, Edward Marston’s *Christopher Redmayne* series invites readers into a world where soaring ambitions clash with the darker impulses of humanity. At the heart of this gripping saga is Christopher Redmayne, a shrewd architect devoted to reshaping London’s skyline, who finds his visionary plans entwined with those of Constable Jonathan Bale, a relentless investigator convinced that the city’s reconstruction is marred by treachery. As Redmayne and Bale navigate the treacherous underbelly of London's gaming houses and Parisian brothels, a mysterious murder thrusts them deeper into a conspiracy that threatens not only their lives but the very heart of the city itself. Their reluctant partnership reveals the tension between creativity and corruption, as they grapple with the challenges of justice in a time when the boundaries of morality are blurred. Rich with atmospheric detail and imbued with intrigue, this series promises a heady mix of suspense, historical fidelity, and the complexities of human ambition. Will Redmayne’s quest for architectural glory lead to his triumph, or will it plunge them both into the depths of darkness? Dive into the enthralling world of *Christopher Redmayne* and uncover the secrets that can build or destroy a city.
Books in this Series
Christopher Redmayne
The King's Evil
Published in 1999
The Amorous Nightingale
Published in 2000
The Repentant Rake
Published in 2001
The Frost Fair
Published in 2003
The Parliament House
Published in 2006
The Painted Lady
Published in 2007