And the more they investigate, the more they fear that they may never be allowed to leave. Day and Hammersmith soon realize that they, too, are in over their heads. In addition, a mysterious epidemic is killing off the inhabitants, and the village itself is sinking into the coal mines below. Inhabitants call it the Black Countryand with good reason. Now Alex Grecian returns with his new novel of Scotland Yard’s Murder Squadand it’s a gripper. Superstitions abound in the intertwined histories of the villagers, including a local legend about a monster some claim to have seen. The New York Times Book Review said of The Yard, If Charles Dickens isn’t somewhere clapping his handsWilkie Collins surely is. But Inspector Walter Day and Sergeant Nevil Hammersmith have stepped into something much more bizarre and complicated than expected. When three members of a prominent family disappear from the Midlands-and a human eyeball is discovered in a bird's nest-Scotland Yard's Murder Squad is called in. Inhabitants call it the "Black Country"-and with good reason. In this sequel, Day travels to the British Midlands, a. The New York Times Book Review said of The Yard, "If Charles Dickens isn't somewhere clapping his hands.Wilkie Collins surely is." Now Alex Grecian returns with his new novel of Scotland Yard's Murder Squad-and it's a gripper. In The Yard, Alex Grecian introduced Inspector Walter Day of the newly formed Scotland Yard murder squad.
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