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• Another very sounds offering from James Craig, and a worthy successor to last year's "London Calling".As with his previous novel there are several plot lines unwinding throughout the book, but Craig manages them very well, moving towards a highly plausible (if still unexpected) conclusion. Carlyle's principle case relates to the murder of Agatha Mills in her own flat in Great Russell Street in the early hours of the morning. The doors and windows are all locked leaving her confused husband a the only viable suspect ... or is he?Meanwhile Carlyle becomes involved in a politically-motivated series of murders on a small political campaigning group called the Daughters of Dismas who are protesting against Western mercenary activity in Iraq. And, to cap it all, a young boy has gone missing, resumed abducted by his drug-dealing father. Carlyle has a lot on his plate.

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