The Art of a Lie is a twisty, immersive Georgian-era historical crime thriller by Laura Shepherd-Robinson. The book delivers an atmospheric cat-and-mouse game centred around deception, survival, and the entrepreneurial middle class of 18th-century London. The story opens in London, 1749. Following the brutal murder of her Hannah’s husband, Jonas, in what initially looks like a violent street robbery . . .
London, 1749.
Hannah Cole’s world shatters with her husband’s brutal murder. Her confectionery shop, the Punchbowl and Pineapple, teeters on the brink of ruin.
Just as she uncovers a hidden fortune – money her husband secretly possessed – a new nightmare begins.
Magistrate Henry Fielding, the renowned author, suspects illicit gains. To save her inheritance, her shop and her very reputation, Hannah must delve into her late husband’s secret life. But, as she unearths a labyrinth of lies and deceit, she finds herself entangled in a battle of wits far more dangerous than she could ever have imagined.
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