Seething Lane
A Samuel Pepys Novel
Format:Hardback
Publisher:Moonflower Publishing
Publishing:3rd Sep '26
£18.99
This title is due to be published on 3rd September, and will be despatched as soon as possible.

January 1670. London is enduring its worst winter in decades. But for Samuel Pepys, the darkest days are yet to come.
When a strange young man turns up at his office on Seething Lane asking for help, Samuel Pepys is too distracted to take him seriously. Nell Gwyn is about to make her scandalous return to the stage and he wouldn't miss it for all the world.
But in the cold of a winter's dawn, tragedy strikes. Called upon to investigate the brutal murder of a libertine aristocrat, Pepys discovers that the dead man is connected to his mysterious visitor in the most shocking way possible.
A trail of secrets leads Pepys from the backstreets of London to the glamorous world of the theatre, where nothing is quite as it seems. But whatever the dangers, he may find that the deadliest threat lies closer to home...
Reimagining one of Britain's greatest historical figures through a 21st century lens, Seething Lane is a gripping new mystery from the author of the critically acclaimed thriller The Lost Diary Of Samuel Pepys.
Praise for Jack Jewers
Sunday Times Historical Fiction of the Year pick
"Book of the month... A zestful imagining of the lost late memoirs of one of Britain's great historical chronicles." - The Independent
"An impressive debut." - The Times
"Swashbuckling action-packed drama." - Woman and Home
"A splendid adventure with the promise of more to come." - The Financial Times
"Debuts don't come better than this... a page-turning crime thriller." - The Sunday Independent
"Jack Jewers' rip-roaring yarn is also a bodice-ripper. There is something for everyone in The Lost Diary of Samuel Pepys." - The Irish Examiner
"An action-packed, thoroughly entertaining read, full of adventure and amazing historical detail." - My Weekly
"An engaging summer read." - Country Life Magazine
ISBN: 9781916678095
Dimensions: unknown
Weight: unknown
473 pages