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Lawless & The Devil Of Euston Square: Introducing Campbell Lawless (2013)

by William Sutton(Favorite Author)
3.54 of 5 Votes: 4
ISBN
1909223255 (ISBN13: 9781909223257)
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English
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review 1: Campbell Lawless moves to London thinking it would be better than life in Scotland. He becomes a police officer and one day finds himself working for Scotland Yard. He becomes embroiled in a case featuring attacks on hydraulics and is soon knee deep in shady businessmen, street urchins and revolutionaries. Aided by a lively librarian, he eventually solves all the interlinking crimes and the novel ends as if his memoirs have been published 50 years later upon his death. It was good although I was a little disappointed as I thought it was going to be the start of a series. Still, I did enjoy it.
review 2: Having read some of the few reviews here, I have to disagree. Yes, there is a lot of detail. No, it isn't a traditional crime novel. BUT, it is a wonderful g
... moreuide through Victorian London, filled with all of the details you'd expect from a travel journal. On top of that, the unconventional and ambiguous relationship between crime stopper and criminal is at the very least, novel, if not inspired. I'd highly recommend it. less
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riptiderobin15
Couldn't finish this one. I loved the cover, and really wanted to like it, but...didn't.
lil_shortgirl616
i like read book about detective n case solved by detective full mistery
BinBlack
Very good Edwardian crime story. Excellent evocation of the period.
candy159278
A little long but it did hold my attention. Give it a try.
masoo
Hard going but got there in the end.
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