Arthur Pemberton

Victorian Detective Mystery

Eight novels of sharp wit, dark intrigue, and gaslit London. A private investigator with an impeccable wardrobe and an inconvenient conscience.

Enter the Inquiries

The Nigel Harrington Inquiries

Eight Novels

Nigel Harrington — private inquiry agent, Bloomsbury lodger, sharp eye, sharper tongue. With his dry, devoted valet Sims at his side, he navigates the drawing rooms and alleyways of 1890s London, where nothing is as respectable as it appears.

The Blackmailer's Game — Book 1
The Blackmailer's Game
Book I
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Dead Man's Hand — Book 2
Dead Man's Hand
Book II
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The Curzon Street Dossier — Book 3
The Curzon Street Dossier
Book III
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The Whitfield Trial — Book 4
The Whitfield Trial
Book IV
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The Mistral Affair — Book 5
The Mistral Affair
Book V
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The Vauban Concession — Book 6
The Vauban Concession
Book VI
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The Whitechapel Séance — Book 7
The Whitechapel Séance
Book VII
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The Harrowgate Verdict — Book 8
The Harrowgate Verdict
Book VIII
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About the Author

A Note from the Writer

Arthur Pemberton writes Victorian detective mysteries for readers who appreciate a well-turned phrase, a properly constructed alibi, and the conviction that no crime — however elegantly committed — should go unanswered.

His stories inhabit the London of the 1890s: a city of gaslight and fog, of drawing rooms concealing desperate secrets, of gentlemen whose manners are impeccable and whose motives are anything but.

At the centre of it all stands Nigel Harrington — investigator, observer, occasional provocateur — and his indispensable valet Sims, who has never once been impressed.

Arthur Pemberton

Dispatches

Intelligence from Bloomsbury. New case files, publication dates, and the occasional observation from Mr. Harrington himself — delivered to your correspondence.