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by Mick Davis (Author)
The ancient city of Bath has always attracted visitors, flourishing in the Georgian era and becoming home for the fashionable and wealthy. The city was rebuilt to reflect its new status and although areas were devastated by aerial attacks in the Second World War and the misguided destruction of the 1960s, Bath today is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country. In Bath Murders and Misdemeanours author Mick Davis has delved into local records to reveal the dark side of life in the golden city. From highwaymen to grave robbers and murderers, poisoners to suicides, psychopaths to major disasters, the author has researched and examined a number of little-known crimes that rocked the city in days gone by. This collection of true-life crime stories gives a vivid insight into life in Bath in previous centuries. This book will fascinate anyone with an interest in the history of crime as well as those who want to know more about the history of Bath and the south-west of England.
Author Biography
Mick Davis worked for one of London's top criminal defence lawyers covering everything from shoplifting to serial killers. He moved to the Somerset town of Frome permanently in 2006 and now spends his time researching and writing full time. His interests include prehistory, archaeology and criminology.David Lassman began his writing career freelancing for newspapers and magazines before studying screenwriting at Bournemouth University. He spent 3 1/2 years on the Greek islands writing his first novel, is author of 'Frome in the Great War' and co-created 'The Regency Detective' series with Terence James. His collaborations with Mick Davis include 'The Awful Killing of Sarah Watts', one of the most infamous crimes of the Victorian period, and 'Visitors' Historic Britain - Somerset'.Terence James is co-creator of 'The Regency Detective' series with David Lassman, which is based in the city of Bath.
