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Den of Thieves
First published 2007
When Drury Lane closes temporarily, Cat loses both her work and her home. Richard Brinsley Sheridan sends her to Paris as part of a theatre company, where her dancing and street knowledge make her useful in gathering information during the first years of the French Revolution.
Cat encounters political refugees, revolutionaries and thieves while attempting to protect friends caught between the royal court and the crowds. The adventure forces her to distinguish demands for justice from opportunistic violence in a city where identity and allegiance can change from one street to the next.
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