A Capital Crime

A Capital Crime

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A murder which may be more than it appears leads Robert Young of Newbiggin and his friend Captain Travers of Edinburgh's Town Guard into a investigation which is hampered by the Jacobite forces of Bonnie Prince Charlie occupying the city while the garrison who hold out in the castle bombard the city with cannon fire. Meanwhile the people of Edinburgh are forced to play a game of factions in order to keep favour with all sides of the occupation. Through this maze of conflicted loyalties and family ties the two friends must unmask the killer and see that justice is done
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We know from historical documents that the "Jacobite Rising" actually happened - we know from Diana Gabaldon's "Outlander" series that, no matter what anyone tries, not even Time-Traveling damsels with superior Knowledge can stop it from happening. But what could happen, if Brian Fraser and his family manage to escape to the Colonies long before the worst of the bloodshed happens, 'cuz his lil niece provesta be a helluvan alarm for them? What could happen if that niece's father - a man Jocasta Cameron committed the act of adultery with - follows them, not outta Desire for himself, but concern for all of them? And what could happen, if the father of that niece can prove to be able to save people from things that'd otherwise result in their Death - and thus, prevent tragedy within his own family?

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