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by Jackson Marsh (Author) Format: Kindle Edition
4.7 out of 5 stars (173)

‘No one can take away your name.’

Clearwater will lose his entire fortune unless he cracks a musical code.

If Archer’s insane brother dies, their distant cousin, the evil Count Movileşti, will inherit everything, and with the influenza pandemic threatening the brother’s asylum, the outlook is grave. The only thing that can ensure Archer’s future is a legal document left behind by his grandfather, but the clue to its location is hidden within two pieces of music. Archer has one; the other is in Movileşti’s collection at Castle Rasnov.

Archer dispatches two of his team to the Transylvanian castle, and two to the Clearwater Archives in London, leaving the rest to search every inch of his country house. The men face their pasts and decide their futures as loyalties are tested, and death stalks the corridors of Larkspur Hall. With Movileşti on his way to claim the inheritance, everyone has a vital part to play and everything to lose as they race against time.

Set during the 1890 Russian influenza pandemic, The Clearwater Inheritance is a mystery thriller that takes us from Cornwall to Transylvania, and from the cellars of Larkspur Hall to the Orient Express.

A mashup of romance, mystery and adventure, the tenth book ties up previous threads, answers questions, and sets the scene for the Clearwater future.

The series is best read in order, starting with ‘Deviant Desire.’

The non-mystery prequel, ‘Banyak & Fecks’ should be read before books nine and ten.

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  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0971F1HT3
  • Accessibility ‏ : ‎ Learn more
  • Publication date ‏ : ‎ June 10, 2021
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • File size ‏ : ‎ 2.1 MB
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  • Book 10 of 10 ‏ : ‎ The Clearwater Mysteries
  • Best Sellers Rank: #477,005 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
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    4.7 out of 5 stars (173)

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Jackson Marsh is an award-winning author, composer and lyricist. His novels mix bromance, history and facts with thrilling plots, and mainly revolve around gay characters. Originally from the UK, he now lives in Greece.

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4.7 out of 5 stars
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  • Anthony Pisacano
    5.0 out of 5 stars I laughed, I cried, and got caught up in the intrigue.
    Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2023
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    I have waited to write this review until I had finished the Clearwater Mysteries series. All ten books, eleven if you read the prequel, are so well written that the reader is left feeling as though they are part of the time and place within the stories.

    The author, Jackson Marsh, includes historical facts and landmarks related to the late Victorian era of London, while creating a utopian world of MM romance among the strict traditions and values of Victorian society.

    I was totally absorbed by the end of the first chapter of book one, and fell head over heels for most all of the characters. With wit and humor, love and friendship, the author develop his characters and plot as one becomes immersed in the complicated lives and the horrors the valliant characters pit themselves against.

    Each book and mystery is different and the characters grow and mature with each story.
    I found myself taken away with my emotions, and felt as though I personally new each and every character. I can’t say I have a favorite as they all are delightful and lovable individuals.

    I have read quite a few Victorian mysteries, including Arthur Conan Doyle’s, Sherlock Holmes Canon, and the Clearwater mysteries are by far more intriguing and keep me on edge until the final chapter.

    Jackson Marsh, thank you for giving us Archie, Silas, Fecker, Thomas, Jimmy, Jasper, Billy, and not to forget Mrs. Norwood. And, of course, all the others that are two numerous to mention.

    I highly recommend the Clearwater mysteries which should be read from the first to last book. The prequel can be read on its own as a standalone, and only deepens one’s admiration for the title characters, Banyak and Fecker.

    I have now moved on to the first book in Jackson Marsh’s series, the “Larkspur Mysteries”, and to continue the adventures of the Clearwater “family
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  • Robert Pickett
    5.0 out of 5 stars Family Finds You
    Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2024
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    I came for the sex and stayed for the characters, exciting plots, settings and love. I love these books. I can't put them down. I fell in love with characters and their love for each other.
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  • Nolan
    5.0 out of 5 stars The Best Yet!
    Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2024
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    The Clearwater Mysteries improve exponentially with each volume. Volume 10 is my absolute favorite of them all. The interactions between Andrej and Jasper exceed even all the gripping drama at Larkspur Hall. This volume continued with unlikely circumstances, a theme of the series. Yet, the story felt more lifelike and real than the others.
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  • Amazon Customer
    5.0 out of 5 stars Fantastic book/series
    Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2022
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    There’s action, adventure, mystery, romance, vibrant settings and wonderful characters. The amount of research that must have gone into these books is mind boggling! The author skillfully mixes fact with fiction. Kudos!
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  • Tony Williamson Jr
    5.0 out of 5 stars Ready for next series
    Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2022
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    This entire series is so worth the time to read for many reasons. I would like to think that there really was a person like Archer Clearwater that championed young people of the day.b
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  • M H McKay
    5.0 out of 5 stars Marsh rivals Dickens
    Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2021
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    With at least three plots running together and intertwining, there's little chance to put this book down. It's as if Dickens were creating unforgettable queer characters for a romp through Romania, Austria, London and Marsh's beloved English countryside.
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  • Kindle Customer
    5.0 out of 5 stars Jackson Marsh
    Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2024
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    I am so happy I stumbled upon this author I can’t put my kindle down!!l love everything so far!cant get enough
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  • dr
    5.0 out of 5 stars Great story and unique characters some of us can relate to
    Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2026
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    This series is a great read as well as Marsh’s other series/books. I always look forward to reading books written by Mr Marsh. The story plus details related to the time period and history make it all that more interesting.
    Of all the characters in Marsh’s books my favorite is Joe Tanner (sometimes referred to as ‘Deaf Joe’. I can relate to Joey’s character on a personal level. I was born profoundly deaf and was diagnosed until the age of 3 as I was never responding or learning words. (Testing on babies were not done in early 60s). My parents had to decide on putting me in regular school with hearing aids or school for the deaf. Doctors recommended regular as at the time t signing was frowned upon and thus wanted to refrain from encouraging. Like Joe I had a difficult time when I was young in school as I was totally deaf in one ear and 80% deaf in the other. Teachers said I was dumb and didn’t pay attention. Fast forward like Joe I eventually prevailed and adapted.
    Thank you Mr Marsh for creating Joe Tanner’s character and showing deaf people can be smart. And when we’re deaf and gay we’re even smarter (ha ha)
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  • CM
    5.0 out of 5 stars Exciting end to a brilliant series
    Reviewed in Canada on June 13, 2021
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    I just finished The Clearwater Inheritance... the last of the Clearwater Mystery novels.
    The whole series was outstanding. These are the kind of books that keep you up till 2 o'clock in the morning because you can't put it down. This last book has a very exciting mystery needing to be solved, a very sinister character, and a lot of sharp turns that one would not have expected. What really struck me about this novel, the 10th (not including the prequel) and final in the series is the way Jackson Marsh creates a sense of family, love, camaraderie and warmth amongst its main characters despite all the fast-paced chaos and angst in the story.
    It's a brilliant novel and a brilliant series. So highly recommended.
    I will definitely be reading this entire series again at some point soon.
    Bravo!
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  • SebFox
    5.0 out of 5 stars Clearwater's inheritance is truly a gift to us all
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 16, 2024
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    We've reached the endgame in this series and it was with a heavy heart I picked up this "heavy tome" knowing it would be the last time I'd read a new Clearwater Mystery. But I needn't have worried because Jackson Marsh has not sat back on his laurels and churned out just another chapter in this already excellent series. No. He has rolled up his sleeves and taken everything we've grown to love about this series and, together with the "kitchen sink", threw it all into this final book. And what a book it is too.

    From the opening chapter where we are dropped in to the frozen landscape of a Transylvanian castle, and introduced to the most loathsome man who will no doubt be the villain of the peace, I knew this was going to be epic. I don’t know if this is because of Jackson Marsh’s background as a screenwriter, but his books are so incredibly visual and the pacing, together with the comedic interplay, are always spot on. I was not being flippant when I referred to this book as the “endgame” because it really reads like a script that someone like the Russo brothers would be salivating to direct. Like Lord Clearwater, Jackson Marsh has gathered all his characters together and given each of them specific tasks to accomplish in order to help Archer secure his inheritance. Once secured it would allow Archer to open an academy for gifted young men, and Jackson Marsh to start a new series of books about its exploits.

    In their pairings, each group of characters have a particular part of a puzzle they need to solve. The first couple we follow is Fecker and Jasper as they travel across the Europe in search of a musical score. These sections of the book are cleverly told in a series of letters sent by Jasper to Billy detailing their adventures. His beautiful voice captures the wonder he experiences as he travels through Paris, past the Eiffel Tower and on towards Transylvania. I thoroughly warmed to him as we once again got to hear from the young man who melted our hearts back in "Home from Nowhere". Hearing Jasper's account of Fecker's bullish attitude towards unhelpful bus boys, Swiss immigration officials and French food, was quite funny and incredibly clever of Jackson Marsh to describe it all through Jasper's innocent eyes. Through these letters you see the friendship between the two of them grow, as Jasper's initial fear of Fecker slowly melts and turns into one of love. These sections, and the revaluations that follow, were some of my favourites of the entire series.

    As an author by now we all know Jackson Marsh can write incredible action scenes, but he is also an expert at writing emotion too. Along with Tal Bauer and TJ Klune, Jackson Marsh really knows how to evoke guttural emotion in a distinctly masculine way. He can bring it out in the middle of a battle scene or simply from just admiring a painting on a wall. He can make you wail out in pain as a beloved character plummets to their doom while a young boy's heart breaks before your eyes. He can do it by simply placing one man's arm around another mans shoulder, and leave you in pieces as you watch one brother carry the burden of the other. He can do it all and in this final book he gets to showcase the lot.

    By writing the first half of the book primarily from Jasper and Fecker's point of view, Jackson Marsh has cleverly encapsulated what could have been a long tedious journey using conventional methods of travel, and turned it into one filled with deep emotion and wonderful character insight. What we learn about Fecker's past, and his future, really enriched a character we have grown to love over this series. The emotional response to his story has been a revelation to me, which was in no short way due to the author's beautifully crafted character writing and incredible story telling. And to a large degree this feels like a book that is very much Fecker and Jasper’s story. So much of the text is given over to them and we see so much character development as the two of them carry out their tasks and fight to save not only their own lives, but the lives of all those they love. Despite giving over a huge chunk of this book to Jasper and Fecker, the author does give some of the other characters their turn in the spotlight, which we begin to follow in more detail during the second part of the book.

    When the second half kicks off, and kicks off it does with the whirlwind that is Sir Creswell, we shift the focus back to England and follow James, Silas and Jake and their adventures in London. With a mixture of deception, burglary and (legal) defence, we follow the trio as they investigate the more litigious aspects of the mystery. Being very much an advocate of Jackson Marsh’s advocate, I was pleased we had the chance to witness Jimmy seek counsel from his counsel, yet another partnership the author graced us with at the close of this series. I have loved how Jackson Marsh writes Sir Creswell and would pay good money to get to read a whole book about Jimmy and that brilliant barrister. For now at least I was pleased we got to read a chapter of the two of them doing battle in the courts together one last time.

    As with all the Clearwater mysteries, the author has taken great care with how he uses his words. Whether that’s in his evocative descriptions of a scene or the dialogue his characters speak, they always perfectly capture the mood and the moment. My particular favourite in this book was how he worked musical phrasing and the sound of the moving train into Jasper’s thoughts. The repetitive rhythm drumming from the page mimicking the rhythm of the train's motion, the author’s words quickly lulled the young man back to sleep as the train sped through the frozen landscape. A perfect example of the literary skills this author has employed in these novels that really lift these books above most others in this genre. But not content to just gift us with just one perfect passage, the author then took us on an evocative journey through a night full of grief and sad goodbyes, as a watchful owl took an emotional flight over parapets of Larkspur and led us towards the final act of this story. That is a legacy any author should be proud of.

    This has been a great series of books and one I am sad to put down. I feel the author has really got the most out of each of the main characters over the past 10 books and developed them to their fullest. Jasper and Billy really shone out from the page in this last story and I am so sad to see that story end. I hope they play a part in the new series, but I am happy that the author used this last volume to developed their characters even further and allowed them top billing.

    But as the curtain descended on the series, I was overjoyed when Jackson Marsh brought the entire cast back on stage so they could all take their final bow. As they each said their farewells, my mind and my heart were flooded with happy memories of the times we spent together. Times where we’ve derailed steam trains, jumped from blazing infernos, fought injustices on the streets and in the courts, and battled some of the most loathsome villains ever to make it into print. But it is the friends I’ve made along the way that are what will stay with me forever. Friends that feel as real to me as the ones I have made outside of these books. Now isn’t that the mark of a really great writer!
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  • Brian Boru
    5.0 out of 5 stars Fantastic easy but compelling read
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 9, 2025
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    Just finished all 11 (including the prequel) of this series and as soon as I finished one book had to go straight to the next. The characters are so believable and being mixed with historical fact (learned a few things) make this series absolutely a page turner. When it seems things will go one way it turns out they go off in another direction. Ready to start Larkspur Mysteries, the next series.
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  • Anthony
    5.0 out of 5 stars Unbelievable stories every one
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 10, 2023
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    Read all ten books in double quick time every one so different but with the continuing theme. Brilliant writing and expertise in storytelling . Shall now start on the Larkspur series . Hope they are as impossible to put down as the Clearwater series .
    Thank you Mr.Marsh for enjoyable reading and the ability to bring tears to me eyes so many times. Hard to believe that today we have same sex marriages as opposed to the trials and tribulations of not so long go.
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  • Mrs. E. J. Curtis
    5.0 out of 5 stars Enjoyable Story
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 13, 2022
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    A well written Victorian mystery, with likable characters. This is the end of the main series but a spin off series has started.
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