On a divided estate in South London during the 80s, an
ambidextrous killer is brutally murdering women, leaving
virtually no evidence behind. Struggling journalist Jeremy Miller
wishes he was covering the case. Instead, he's stuck with heart
warming local stories about paraplegic teenages and elderly
psychic ladies. So when his stories and the murder case start to
converge no one is more surprised than Jeremy. Or it turns out,
more at risk. This never before seen Gemmell novel merges
autobiographical details of his life as a journalist with the
story of a serial killer and set against the backdrop of a London
simmering with poverty, change and racial tension.