Eldridge takes us on a journey of crime and mystery in 19th century Rome. In 1885 Abigail Wilson joined an archaeological dig at the Colosseum in Rome. Now, 15 years later, she is famed as a renowned 'digger' and one half of the Museum Detectives alongside her husband Daniel. Abigail has been invited to be a speaker at a Conference on Ancient Roman Civilization, held in Rome. Daniel and Abigail decide to use this conference to extend it to a holiday in the Eternal City, but when a fellow archaeologist and his wife are found shot dead in the Colosseum, the Wilsons find themselves at the heart of the murder investigation. Jim Eldridge writes the London Underground Station Mysteries, the Hotel Mysteries, the Museum Mysteries and the Cathedral Mysteries. The eleventh book in the massively popular series of crime novels looking behind the scenes at celebrated museums and beloved attractions including The Ashmolean, The British Museum and The National Gallery
The Museum Mysteries comes to Rome
