Distractions Christopher Buehlman On a train bound for

On a train bound for Portsmouth

As their paths entwine

This history unfolds the true stories of murder

Langdon and Vidal must navigate labyrinthine passageways of hidden history and ancient religion

Nobody likes The Complaints - they're the cops who investigate other cops

Distractions Christopher Buehlman On a train bound forThe setting, as always, is the Midlands but it differs from most of his other work in that the central characters are not middle or lower middle class, but very well to do, even aristocratic. The novel opens with the funeral of Edward Fielding's first wife. She has died by her own hand after years of mental illness the first of the distractions which are implied in the title. Edward, too, has behaved in unexpected ways. He loved and cherished his wife