Full Dark House (Bryant and May, Bk 1)

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Arthur Bryant and John May of the Met's little known Peculiar Crimes Unit are London's longest serving detectives. When a bomb claims Bryant's life, it ends a partnership which has lasted over half a century. Desperately searching for clues to the killer's identity, May becomes convinced that the answer is to be found in their very first assignment together. It was in London, during the Blitz, and it all began when a beautiful dancer in a steamy new production of "Orpheus in the Underworld" was found without her feet... And it was an investigation that would plunge the two young detectives into a bizarre Gothic mystery - in pursuit of a faceless man who stalked the theatres of a nervous, beleaguered city already full of myth and rumour. From the acclaimed author of Roofworld and Spanky comes a deliciously sinister drama in which two of British fiction's most enigmatic detective heroes - Bryant and May - take centre stage in this, their first great case.
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AuthorChristopher Fowler
PublisherBantam
PlaceLondon
Year2004
ISBN9780553824667
BindingPaperback
ConditionGood
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