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Murder at Aldwych Station: The heart-pounding wartime mystery series | Jim Eldridge

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December, 1940. With the Luftwaffe pounding the city nightly, Londoners seek refuge in underground stations. Aldwych has been taken out of service to provide shelter for the British Museum's priceless Elgin Marbles, as wellas civilians escaping the bombing. When the body of a young man is discovered on the tracks, wearing eveningdress but barefoot, Detective Chief Inspector Coburg and Sergeant Lampson are on the case.Before long, more bodies are discovered, and Coburg's wife Rosa becomes a target for the brutal killer. Caught up in a world of underground jazz clubs, abandoned tube stations and looters, Coburg and Lampson must track down the ruthless murderer before it's too late.

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Murder at Aldwych Station: The heart-pounding wartime mystery series | Jim Eldridge

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The first in the London Underground mystery series and set during the 2nd World War, not only was it a great story, I also learnt a number of things about the period which I was unaware of. As historical police procedural goes, this was one of the better ones. Each one of the 380 pages was a pleasant and interesting read. I thoroughly enjoyed this book.

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