![]() ![]() Shortly after, the stricken young woman dies. None of the other guests appear to be affected. They soon learn that Lady Lugoson’s daughter, Miss Christina, has taken ill during dinner. Hogarth and the eldest daughter, Kate, rush over to investigate what is causing their neighbor’s distress. When screams are heard, Dickens and the Hogarth family realize its coming from a neighbor’s home. To be among a loving family who isn’t worrying about where their next meal is coming from is a journey into unknown territory. Hogarth, during Epiphany, is seen as an honor for Dickens. A special invitation to dinner at the home of the newspaper’s co-editor, Mr. ![]() The first in a new series, “A Tale of Two Murders” drops us into a death scene from the very beginning. ![]() This fictional account creates a perspective we’ve seldom been allowed to follow. Heather Redmond introduces us to the young Charles Dickens in 1835 Victorian London. ![]()
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