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When ] discovers a corpse hidden under the floor of his new bath house he starts to track down the men responsible - Glaucus and Cotta. He also recieves a commission from the Emperor Vespasian. A building project for the British Chieftain ] is running late and over-budget. Suspecting that the men he seeks have fled to Britain Falco accepts the mission and travels there with his wife, two baby daughters, their nurse and his two brothers-in-law Amelius and Camillus. When ] discovers a corpse hidden under the floor of his new bath house he starts to track down the men responsible - Glaucus and Cotta. He also recieves a commission from the Emperor Vespasian. A building project for the British Chieftain ] is running late and over-budget. Suspecting that the men he seeks have fled to Britain Falco accepts the mission and travels there with his wife, two baby daughters, their nurse and his two brothers-in-law Amelius and Camillus.


Falco arrives at ] and starts by investigating corrupt practices. However events quickly take a turn for the worse when the Cheif Architect is found murdered in the bath-house of the British King. Falco takes over the project and investigates the killings. Falco arrives at ] and starts by investigating corrupt practices. However events quickly take a turn for the worse when the Chief Architect is found murdered in the bath-house of the British King. Falco takes over the project and investigates the killings.


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A Body In The Bath House
AuthorLindsey Davis
LanguageEnglish
SeriesMarcus Didius Falco
GenreCrime
PublisherCentury
Publication dateUK 2001 US 2002
Publication placeUnited Kingdom
Media typePrint (Hardcover)
Pages304
ISBN0-8929-6771-4 (US) Parameter error in {{ISBNT}}: invalid character

A Body In The Bath House is a crime novel by Lindsey Davis, first published in 2001, in the United Kingdom by Century, London and in the United States by Mysterious Press, New York. It is the thirteenth in the Falco series of mysteries, set in the Roman Empire primarily during the reign of the Emperor Vespasian.

Plot summary

When Marcus Didius Falco discovers a corpse hidden under the floor of his new bath house he starts to track down the men responsible - Glaucus and Cotta. He also recieves a commission from the Emperor Vespasian. A building project for the British Chieftain Togidubnus is running late and over-budget. Suspecting that the men he seeks have fled to Britain Falco accepts the mission and travels there with his wife, two baby daughters, their nurse and his two brothers-in-law Amelius and Camillus.

Falco arrives at Fishbourne and starts by investigating corrupt practices. However events quickly take a turn for the worse when the Chief Architect is found murdered in the bath-house of the British King. Falco takes over the project and investigates the killings.

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