ABOUT THE BOOK
It was the blasphemy laws which changed Britain forever. That’s what everyone said.
‘When he looked up he saw her across the road striding with her head down. She glanced back at the station entrance — at him, he thought — before she disappeared down a side street. He felt drawn to follow her. Was it possible she was his contact?’

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
John Dale is an award winning author of nine books.
His best-selling true-crime biography, Huckstepp, was the winner of a Ned Kelly award, as was the first of his three crime novels. His other books are a memoir, Wild Life, an investigation into the fatal shooting of his grandfather in 1940’s Tasmania, a campus novel Leaving Suzie Pye, translated into Turkish, and a novella Plenty.

