If you like precocious 12-year-olds and intelligent cats, this is your mystery.
Myrtle is up to date on the latest Victorian forensics. “Tardieu spots, I breathed. The blood vessels burst, leaving behind telltale hemorrhaging on the skin. She wasn’t just stabbed, I said. She was strangled.” Another recent scientific discovery that is instrumental to Myrtle’s investigations is the danger of green wallpaper. The best green of the period came from arsenic which slowly poisons the room’s occupants. Crime scene photography and sketches also play a key role in her investigations.
With all the trains and telegraphs, this might be considered a steampunk mystery.
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