In the final chapter of William Shaw's trilogy, Breen and Tozer fight against a powerful member of 1960s London society. London, December 1968. A wounded Detective Sergeant Breen recuperates on Tozer's family farm where he's given the case file for the murder that has haunted Tozer for years: that of her teenage sister... moreIn the final chapter of William Shaw's trilogy, Breen and Tozer fight against a powerful member of 1960s London society. London, December 1968. A wounded Detective Sergeant Breen recuperates on Tozer's family farm where he's given the case file for the murder that has haunted Tozer for years: that of her teenage sister. Breen discovers that the victim had been having a secret affair with James Fletchet, the son of an affluent local landowner, now a rich politician living in Camden and throwing parties for the pop elite. Breen and Tozer return to London's Criminal Investigation Division, which is falling apart under the pressure of the press's inquiries. The harder they pursue Fletchet, the more elusive he becomes--his stature puts him under the implicit protection of the police, who don't look kindly upon breaking rank. less
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