New York Journal of Books Reviews City of Light
Home Books City of Light, City of Poison Blood Work Pregnant Fictions Reviews Media Contact New York Journal of Books Reviews City of Light One can always trust the police to be dogged and to keep voluminous records, though they’re not always accurate. Holly Tucker...
BookPage Interview
Home Books City of Light, City of Poison Blood Work Pregnant Fictions Reviews Media Contact BookPage Interview Holly Tucker’s City of Light, City of Poison: Murder, Magic, and the First Police Chief of Paris tells a story so outlandish, one would be forgiven for...
Newsday Reports City of Light “a classic whodunit”
Home Books City of Light, City of Poison Blood Work Pregnant Fictions Reviews Media Contact Newsday Reports City of Light “a classic whodunit” From 1679 to 1682, there transpired in the Paris of Louis XIV a series of sudden deaths that touched the public...
Review: Shelf Awareness
Home Books City of Light, City of Poison Blood Work Pregnant Fictions Reviews Media Contact Review: Shelf Awareness “Tucker’s exposition is a true detective story of the finest kind….For anyone interested in the darker side of the Sun King’s...
Publishers Weekly Starred Review!
Tucker (Blood Work: A Tale of Medicine and Murder in the Science Revolution) vividly brings to life a slice of Parisian history in this rigorously researched true-crime epic, set during the reign of Louis XIV.
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