Debra B. (debbish) reviewed on 10/21/2006 + 61 more book reviews

Their throats slit, the two men had turned the old vestry of St. Matthew's Church red with bood. In death united, in life no men could have been more disparate: one a Baronet and Minister of the Crown, the other an alcoholic derelict. Commander Adam Dalgliesh believed that to find the killer, he had to find the thread that connected the two lives. But he found himself following a tangled skein of lofty emotions and base ambitions into Britain's enigmatic upper class - and into a labyrinth of ever widening scandal and murder without end...

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