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Book SynopsisLondon, 1938. With a world war on the horizon, a shocking crime begins to unfold – and one reporter knows too much to be allowed to survive. An absorbing and gripping mystery from the critically acclaimed author of SNOW HILL.
Trade Review‘This tightly plotted tale of shifting personal and political allegiances moves at a brisk pace’ Guardian
‘The dialogue has a Chandler-esque crackle and this take of anti-Semitic violence in pre-war London goes at a rattling pace’ Sunday Express
Praise for SNOW HILL:
'Powerfully atmospheric. A compelling journey into the dark heart of the Square Mile’ Jake Arnott
'Snow Hill is a dashing and compelling addition to the distinguished file of the London crime and punishment novel' Melvyn Bragg
'Sanderson sports a narrative grasp that won't let the reader go…His ace in the hole is the pungent evocation of time and place. London of the 1930s is conjured with immense skill' Independent
'Elegant, unpretentious writing, a strong build-up of suspense … emotionally believable and intriguing. Snow Hill has undeniable page-turning appeal' Financial Times
Praise for THE WHISPERING GALLERY:
'A refreshing new crime series … fully polished, fast-paced and thoroughly entertaining' Daily Mirror 'Book of the Week'
‘If you love London, you’ll love The Whispering Gallery’ Evening Standard
