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London Calling

Sara Sheridan (author)

Paperback Published on: 03/03/2016

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3 reviews

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Synopsis

1952, Brighton and London.

When seventeen-year-old debutante Rose Bellamy Gore goes missing in a seedy Soho jazz club the prime suspect is black saxophone player, Lindon Claremont, the last person seen talking to her. Under suspicion, Lindon heads straight for Brighton and his childhood friend, Vesta Churchill who works with ex-Whitehall backroom girl Mirabelle Bevan, now in charge of McGuigan & McGuigan debt recovery. When Lindon is taken into custody the two women dive into London's underworld of smoky night clubs, smart cars and lethal cocktails to establish the truth.

Publisher information

Publisher: Little, Brown Book Group
ISBN: 9781472122490
Number of pages: 288
Dimensions: 160 x 199 x 19 mm
Weight: 208g
Languages: English

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excellent

This is an excellent page turning thriller. 11.15 pm Thursday 1952 18 year old Rose Bellamy Gore sneaks out her house into her cousin Harry's Green Aston M... READ MORE

Bookread2day

exciting

This an exciting light crime book from Polygon. It is a very well constructed story. All the characters are vibrant and well adapted. It is one of the best... READ MORE

Bookread2day

Stylish and easy to read

A good niche read for Crime Lovers this series has an attractive heroine and right-hand woman and interesting background detail about Brighton and London i... READ MORE

Angela Blair