Murder at Whitechapel Road Station

A thrilling murder mystery novel, the fourth in a series set in wartime London and exploring the darker corners of the city’s criminal and London Underground networks.
April 1941 and a grisly discovery is made in the dark and dingy tunnels of Whitechapel Road Underground station. Currently being used as an air raid shelter for the local community, a safe harbour becomes a place of fear with the shocking discovering of a woman’s body. The violence of the injuries raises unwelcome memories of the areas’ notorious Jack the Ripper murders of 1888. Scotland Yard is quickly called to investigate, and Detective Chief Inspector Coburg and Sergeant Lampson find a Victorian doctor’s case near the murder scene. Was this a clue or a distraction left by the murderer? The case takes an even more pressurised turn as more victims come to light; when King George VI and Prime Minister Winston Churchill pose a further enquiry with links to the Whitechapel locality, the police have their work cut out to bring calm to the Blitz-torn city.

Paperback
20 x 13cm
350 pages
FSC accredited paper