The Saffron Thief
Sinopsis
An enjoyable historical thriller Sunday Times
Out of the ashes of the Great Fire of London comes an unforgettable tale … T. L. Mogford has excelled himself Michael Morpurgo
‘I swallowed up The Saffron Thief in 36 hours. It’s a tremendous piece of work … Truly superb’ William Boyd
In 1666, Englands saffron industry is booming, with the spice fetching a staggering £4 per pound—rivalling gold. Fabian Smith, the sensible second son of a Holborn poulterer, has sacrificed his dreams of adventure for family duty. But when the Great Fire claims his father and his reckless brother plunges them into debt with a ruthless conman, their home—and freedom—hang in the balance.
Desperate to save his family, Fabian hatches a daring plan: steal the fortune they need. His target? The wealthiest saffron grower in Saffron Walden. Disguised and determined, he arrives just in time for the harvest, only to discover that the townsfolk are far more cunning than he expected.
As danger closes in, Fabian must navigate treachery and his own heart, racing against time to save everything he holds dear.
‘A riveting historical novel Heat
Historical fiction at its best Closer
Readers love The Saffron Thief:
‘An absolute cracker of a story and can’t wait for more’
‘If you like Robert Harris and S.J. Parris then this is absolutely for you’
‘With a wealth of historic detail, plus great characters and plot, this book is difficult to put down’
‘A detective story full of twists and turns that was unpredictable and unputdownable’
‘A very impressive start to a new series. Informative and enjoyable’
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Ficha Técnica
Editorial: Harpercollins
ISBN: 9780008789992
Idioma: Inglés
Fecha de lanzamiento: 30/07/2026
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