The coven / Graham Masterton.
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TextSeries: Masterton, Graham. Beatrice Scarlet thriller ; 2.Publisher: London : Head of Zeus, 2017Copyright date: ©2017Description: 410 pages ; 24 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781784976354 (hardback)Subject(s): Scarlet, Beatrice (Fictitious character) -- Fiction | Women's shelters -- Fiction | Women pharmacists -- Fiction | Widows -- Fiction | Missing persons -- Fiction | Factories -- England -- London -- Fiction | Clerkenwell (London, England) -- Fiction | London (England) -- Social conditions -- 18th century -- Fiction | London (England) -- History -- 18th century -- FictionGenre/Form: Thrillers (Fiction) | Detective and mystery fiction. | Historical fiction. | Horror fiction. DDC classification: 823.92 Summary: London, 1758. Beatrice Scarlet has returned to London and found work at St. Mary Magdalene's Refuse for fallen women. Beatrice enjoys the work and her apothecary skills are much needed. The home cooperates with a network of wealthy factory owners across London, finding their charges steady work and hopes of rehabilitation. But when twelve girls sent to a factory in Clerkenwell disappear, Beatrice is uneasy. Their would-be benefactor claims they were witches, sacrificed by Satan for his demonic misdeeds. But Beatrice is sure something much darker than witchcraft is at play.
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London, 1758. Beatrice Scarlet has returned to London and found work at St. Mary Magdalene's Refuse for fallen women. Beatrice enjoys the work and her apothecary skills are much needed. The home cooperates with a network of wealthy factory owners across London, finding their charges steady work and hopes of rehabilitation. But when twelve girls sent to a factory in Clerkenwell disappear, Beatrice is uneasy. Their would-be benefactor claims they were witches, sacrificed by Satan for his demonic misdeeds. But Beatrice is sure something much darker than witchcraft is at play.
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