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Midnight Streets

Piccadilly Noir

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Midnight Streets

By: Phil Lecomber
Narrated by: Colin Mace
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The Long Firm meets The Big Sleep in this dark thriller set in 1920s Soho.

George Harley is a cockney private detective in late 1920s London. While investigating a series of grisly murders he uncovers a trail of hidden clues, linking the crimes to an infamous figure from the past. Convinced that the police have the wrong man, Harley must use all his skills negotiating the dark underbelly of the city to track down the real killer. The investigation leads to a clash with an occult mastermind, an encounter which will have dire consequences for the rest of his life.

©2024 Phil Lecomber (P)2024 W. F. Howes Ltd. Amateur Sleuths Crime Crime Fiction Historical Mystery Detective England Mafia Murder
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Came across this & the premise sounded intriguing & the fact it is narrated by Colin Mace sealed the deal. It’s great- really well written by Phil & of course excellently read by Colin. The characters are all interesting,developed & all add to a really great story. I think this may be Phil’s first novel .. I cannot wait for the next George Harley adventure- a wonderful listen. Highly recommended. 5 *!!!! Thanks Phil - a great listen

Well this really is rather excellent!

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Colin Mace makes everything better when he narrates. This is a pretty classic pulp style crime story set in 1920s London. Not a lot of the history of that time is woven in. A bit macabre for my taste, although not unrealistic. Went on a bit where it did not need to, but… In all, okay and I stuck it out to the end, which I do not always do.

A bit heavy on philosophising

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