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Charity

an absolutely gripping urban gangland crime thriller, full of strong women

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By: Linda Calvey
Narrated by: Annie Aldington
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The highly anticipated new and final instalment in Linda Calvey's gripping gangland series. What will become of the three sisters of the Wills family? . . .

As the youngest of three sisters, Charity Wills is used to getting what she wants. When she was a teenager, she fell in love with the dashing bad boy next door and married him. If she wants something beautiful and expensive in a shop, she discreetly puts it in her bag - the Old Bill be damned. If she has enemies that need seeing to, her father-in-law can pull some strings to make the problem go away.

So when Charity finds herself suddenly on her own - her beloved Little Danny in prison and no sign of a much-wanted pregnancy on the way - she is at a loss. She wants to start pulling her weight in her influential crime family. But as she works to pull off a plan that will fly under the radar of the law, an old enemy of the Wills family grows ever nearer, determined that Charity will not have her happily ever after . . .

A gritty and gripping gangland story set in London's East End - for fans of Martina Cole and Kimberley Chambers.©2026 Linda Calvey (P)2026 Headline Publishing Group Limited Crime Thrillers Mystery Police Procedurals Thriller & Suspense
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Loved the story and the narrator was really good Linda Calvey is a great writer

Great book

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An excellent read perfect end to the trilogy loved the story line and the family drama well worth listening to

Charity

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I really like all of these books, this one however spent most of the time remapping on the last book which made me think it was pointless ready the last one. it felt like it ironed on and on. also the over use of 'big danny' 'little danny' drove me nuts. even my favourite narrator annie aldington sounded bored at some points.

really disappointed

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