London, 1932. A city held tight in the grip of the Great Depression. George Harley’s London. The West End rotten with petty crime and prostitution; anarchists blowing up trams; fascists marching on the East End. And then, one smoggy night, the cruel stripe of a cutthroat razor, three boys dead in their beds, and a masked killer mysteriously vanishing across the smoky rooftops of Fitzrovia. Before long the cockney detective is drawn into a dark world of murder and intrigue, as he uncovers a conspiracy that threatens the very security of the British nation.
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