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1884 No Boundaries
1884 No Boundaries: A Story of Espionage, and International Intrigue | A. E. Wasserman
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Love, murder, sex, and terrorism swirl within a collapsed world economy. No, its not today. Its London, 1884. Recently married LANGSFORD, born of wealth and privilege, is bound by the restrictions of Victorian society. Dynamite has been invented, but the term homosexuality has not and men can be arrested for either. Langsford accompanies his visiting friend, HEINRICH, eighteen, who innocently flirts with young ANNA at Londons Leadenhall Market. What should be the end of the story becomes the beginning, for Heinrich falls in love with her, never part of the plan. Instead it becomes the catalyst for everything that follows when he flees Germany to return to her. Events unfold that expose terrorists, espionage and international intrigue. Langsford walks a fine line as he crosses boundaries he never imagined, rubbing elbows with spies, killers and would-be assassins to save his friend, stop an assassination, and prevent a war.
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This is a story about two brothers. One is to become a nobleman the other a priest. The latter is accused of murder and treason. Believing he is escaping the priesthood with the police in pursuit through Europe he has no idea of the accusations against him. While this tale was slower that the two other Langsford mysteries that I have read it still has an exciting and explosive storyline ending with a lovers kiss while others look on in admiration.

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After reading 1888 I realised there were other books in the Langford mystery series which I promptly purchased. I then read 1883 believing this was the series first. I have since discovered that 1884 was the first followed by 86, 85, 83 and 88: 1887 will be the latest book and is due out in mid 2022. I don't understand why a series of books are released out of date order. Eventually it may become clear

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