Charles Finch

Author of A Beautiful Blue Death

Also known as: Charles Finch, Charles B. Finch

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Books by Charles Finch

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A Beautiful Blue Death 233 copies, 15 reviews
The September Society 87 copies, 15 reviews
The Fleet Street Murders (Charles Lenox Mysteries) 17 copies

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