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The Devil in the Dock: A Bowman of the Yard Investigation | Richard James

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'Are there devils here?' Considered a loose cannon, Detective Inspector George Bowman of Scotland Yard is despatched to London's docks where he can do no harm. When an explosion rips through the wharves, however, he's soon pitched into a world of intrigue and extortion. With the whole of Victorian London in the grip of the mysterious Kaiser, Bowman must find the strength to escape the ghosts that haunt him. Just who is the Kaiser, and what do they have to do with his wife's death? The explosive second investigation for Bowman of the Yard! 'If anything, I'd say I enjoyed it even more than the first instalment - and that is saying something.' Rosie Amber Books

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The Devil in the Dock: A Bowman of the Yard Investigation | Richard James

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Mental health issues still bugs Bowman of the yard in this, the 2nd of the series. I took the picture of Butler“s Wharf which was mentioned in the story while standing on Top of Tower Bridge, it too also had its role to play. The case itself was complicated and took some following but was enhanced by the description of Victorian London that surpassed many other similar crime novels. While worthwhile it was a slow paced, methodical story line.

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