Name: Sergeant Verity and the Cracksman

Author: Francis Selwyn
Year: 1974
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William Clarence Verity is a sergeant in Scotland Yard's 'Private Clothes Detail'. His beat is the underworld of Victorian London - as seething maze of alleys and bordellos, peopled with sneak thieves, thugs, murderers and their doxies.

From far-off Bengal there comes to Verity a tantalising hint of major crime in the making. Despite his superiors' instructions, Verity determines to run the plotters down. And there begins a battle between Verity's sturdy resolve and the devilish cunning of his unseen adversary: Lieutenant Verney Dacre, retired officer of cavalry, woman-beater and gentleman cracksman.

The stakes are Verity's career - indeed his freedom - and half a ton of bullion.
This book is part of the "Sergeant Verity" series. Here are some other books from this series:
"Sergeant Verity and the Swell Mob"
First published in 1981
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"Sergeant Verity and the Blood Royal"
First published in 1979
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"Sergeant Verity and the Imperial Diamond"
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