Investigations of Inspector Corrovan (set of 2 books)

Odden K. Investigations of Inspector Corrovan (set of 2 books) Karen Odden is an American writer who works in the genre of detective and crime literature. The set contains two bestsellers by Karen Odden. "Down the Dark River" London, 1878. A mysterious crime has taken place on the Thames - the body of a young girl is found among rose petals in a boat drifting downstream. The deceased turns out to be the daughter of a well-known judge, and the investigation is taken over by Senior Inspector of Scotland Yard Michael Corrovan. A former boxer and dock worker from the shabby East End of London, Corrovan has good street instincts and skill in finding clues, but he is very surprised when exactly one week later a second woman is found dead in the boat, and then a third... It gradually becomes clear that the river murders may be connected to some terrible fact of injustice in the past, for which someone has sworn to take cruel revenge. Corrovan must get to the truth before London descends into a state of panic and before the killer demands another innocent victim. "Under the Sorrowful Moon" London, 1878. A new investigation confronts the renowned Inspector Michael Corrovan, born in Ireland, with his compatriots, the Irish Republican Brotherhood. Everything points to the fact that this organization is involved in the most terrible maritime disaster ever seen in London - the sinking of the steamboat "Princess Alice." Corrovan needs to uncover the truth, which may shake his faith in his homeland, the law, and himself.