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Eleanor Updale. Thorndike Press, 2006 - Juvenile Fiction - 248 pages. Book 1 in the Montmorency seriesWhen a petty thief falls through a glass roof in his attempt to escape from the police, what should have been the death of him marks the beginning of a whole new life. After his broken body is reconstructed by an ambitious young doctor, he is ...
Eleanor Updale. Orchard Books, 2006 - Juvenile Fiction - 404 pages. Montmorency, the man who leads a double life as both a criminal and a gentleman, is back for his most thrilling adventure yet in the final installment of the Montmorency trilogy. As the nineteenth century draws to a close, war is in the air, and influenza is sweeping the globe.
1 apr 2005 · Share your opinion of this book. It’s been five years since slimy thief Scarper gave up his life of crime to become his alter ego—charming gentleman Montmorency—full time. In this second adventure, previous characters reappear in key roles as Lord Fox-Selwyn and Dr. Farcett join forces with Montmorency to find out who’s behind the bomb ...
Montmorency 22-Jan-2013. by Eleanor Updale. ( 186 ) £2.26 £4.99. 1875: A small-time crook is rescued from death by an ambitious doctor. Released from prison, he uses the new London sewage system as a highway for crime. Above ground he creates a respectable image for himself, at the heart of high society.
Hello, and welcome to my author page. I’m Eleanor Updale, and I’ve been writing books since the turn of the century. My books are suitable for anyone who can cope with a meaty story, and I have readers aged from 9 to 99 and beyond. 2014 is a big year for me. I have several books coming out.
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About Eleanor Updale. Eleanor Updale on Eleanor Updale: "I grew up in Camberwell in South London, half-way up a hill which had my primary school at the top, and my secondary school at the bottom. I had hardly ever been outside London when I left to go to Oxford University, where I studied history.
