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Armistice Day 1940. The Blitz Detective John Jago finds himself despatched to Pimlico to investigate a suspicious death. A young man, Terry Watson, has been found in an Anderson shelter, battered about the head, and with two white poppies in his pocket. As the investigation delves into Watson's background, Jago and his assistant DC Craddock find themselves knee-deep in Pimlico's shady underworld and connections with Oswald Mosley's BUF party. It will take all their skills to uncover the truth behind the pacifist's brutal death.

©2021 Mike Hollow (P)2022 Soundings Historical Mystery Police Procedural Fiction
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Enjoyed the story. Good narrator. Will read more in the series. Gives interesting facts about Second World War.

Enjoyable!

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Excellent performance and characterisation by Simon Mattacks.
Great story as with the previous five.
Great characters that I'm missing already.

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It’s so good to listen to a story that teaches you history as well as the crime solving aspect. I thoroughly enjoy the narrator and haven’t been irritated by any of the accents.

Onto the next one!

Love this series!

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Love the relationship between jago and his constable. Once finished the only question is when is the next book out!

Another fantastic listen

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I really enjoy these books and especially the performance; an incredible range of voices create a picture better than any UHD TV. This story had special meaning as the two detectives were walking along the streets of my own family history, so I knew it to be well researched.

Very enjoyable

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