Dead in the Water

Dead in the WaterAuthor: Mark Ellis ISBN: 9781786159885 Publisher: Headline Year first published: 19 Oct 2022 Pages: 256 Format: Paperback softback 'This is to my shame the first Mark Ellis book I've read. If the others evoke a vanished London so impressively, are graced with such complex plots and deep characterisation, and, above all, are written so well I shall have to read them all.' THE TIMES 'An atmospheric, compelling evocation of war torn London in the wake of

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