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With his vigiles pal Petronius, Falco leads the hunt for gangsters who are intent on taking over. This will bring unwelcome encounters with faces from the past and grave threats to their present relationships. Danger and death lurk throughout their pursuit, all the way from the brand new wharves beside the River Thamesis to the familiar old haunts of organised crime back home in Italy.
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"Modern, exciting and plausible" (Sunday Times)
"This book is a delight for Falco fans" (The Telegraph)
"As always, Davis weaves a plot full of humour, surprises and domestic irony" (Times Literary Supplement)
"Davies is a prolific and popular writer ... Her research has been assiduous and detailed, her commitment to the subject is impressive, and the background detail is often eye-opening." (Hilary Mantel Observer)
"A tumultuous Ancient Rome with a delightful modern eye" (Sunday Times)
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"This book is a delight for Falco fans" (The Telegraph)
"As always, Davis weaves a plot full of humour, surprises and domestic irony" (Times Literary Supplement)
"Davies is a prolific and popular writer ... Her research has been assiduous and detailed, her commitment to the subject is impressive, and the background detail is often eye-opening." (Hilary Mantel Observer)
"A tumultuous Ancient Rome with a delightful modern eye" (Sunday Times)
Lindsey Davis' fourteenth novel in the bestselling Marcus Didius Falco series is a Londinium noir tale of gangsters, gladiators and love...
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- PublisherBlackstone Pub
- Publication date2016
- ISBN 10 1504748387
- ISBN 13 9781504748384
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