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The Whispering Gallery

Mark Sanderson does for the 30s what Jake Arnott did for 60s London – vividly revealing its hidden underworld in this follow up to Snow Hill

On a sweltering day in July 1937, reporter John Steadman is in London’s St Paul’s Cathedral waiting for his girlfriend … But romance is pushed aside when he witnesses a man falling to his death from the Whispering Gallery, killing a priest in the process. Did he jump or was he pushed?

Two days later Johnny receives the first of a series of grim packages at the offices of his newspaper, the Daily News. Each contains the body part of a woman and an enigmatic note, one of which says that he will be the murderer’s final victim.

To catch a killer, Johnny must set himself up as bait – with police and a fascinated public looking on. But he still has to uncover the tragic truth behind the double-death in the cathedral…


Author:

  • Mark Sanderson

Narrator:

  • Jonathan Keeble

Format:

  • Audiobook

Duration:

  • 8 h 10 min

Language:

English

Categories:

  • Crime
  • Historical crime

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    Mark Sanderson is a journalist. He wrote the Literary Life column in the for 12 years and currently reviews crime fiction for the Evening Standard. His memoir, , a moving account of his relationship with his partner who died from skin cancer, was published in 2002 to widespread acclaim. Melvyn Bragg described it as 'one of the most moving I have ever read'.

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