The death of an instructor, a mugging, and another "accidental" death has Detective Constable Ellis Pooley sending Robert Amiss undercover to investigate Knightsbridge School of English and capture the killer before anymore "accidents" occur.
Ruth Dudley Edwards is a historian and journalist as well as a mystery writer. The targets of her satirical crime novels include the gentlemen's clubs,CambridgeUniversity, the House of Lords, journalism and literary prizes. The British Crime Writers' Association short-listedCorridors of Deathfor the John Creasy Award for best first novel, andClubbed to DeathandTen Lords A-Leapingfor their Last Laugh Award. She won the CrimeFest Last Laugh Award forMurdering Americansin 2008 and in 2010 the CWA Non-fiction Gold Dagger forAftermath: the Omagh bombings and the families' pursuit of justice. Her twelfth mystery,Killing the Emperors, is a black comedy about conceptual art.
