Blind Policy

Step back in time to Victorian London in George Manville Fenn’s captivating novel, ＂Blind Policy.＂ This meticulously prepared republication offers a glimpse into the city’s intricate social life and customs. A compelling exploration of crime and detection, the story delves into the challenges faced by the police force amidst the backdrop of a bustling metropolis.

Fenn’s keen observations capture the essence of London, painting a vivid portrait of its inhabitants and their daily lives. Readers interested in historical fiction and the origins of police procedural stories will find ＂Blind Policy＂ to be an engaging and insightful read. The novel presents a fascinating look at the era’s societal complexities, where secrets and intrigue lurk beneath the surface of everyday existence.

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