June,1917. While another daylight air raid batters London,the body of respected businessman Gilbert Donohoe is fished from the Thames. Inspector Marmion struggles with the murder case alongside his anxieties for his now-missing son,Paul,but the pressure increases when the Metropolitan Police are the target of a series of vicious press attacks. As Marmion is pilloried in the press,he uncovers a seedy path through London which will lead him towards the killer.
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Publisher: Allison & BusbyISBN: 9780749021238Number of pages: 320Dimensions: 234 x 153 mm
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`Once again,Edward Marston provides an intriguing mystery and a wonderfully detailed picture of life during the Great War...Marston manages to provide a snapshot of life at all levels of society...Marston deftly reveals his characters'motivations and growths...A clever and intriguing read from an ever-popular author. Perfect for fans of Christopher Fowler and Anne Perry.'Historical Novel Society
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