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Country
  
Scotland

Publisher
  
Polygon Books

ISBN
  
978-1846972430

Author
  
Sara Sheridan

Followed by
  
England Expects

Genre
  
Crime Fiction

3.9/5
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Language
  
English

Pages
  
256

Originally published
  
2013

Preceded by
  
Brighton Belle

Page count
  
256

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Media type
  
Paperback, Hardback, e-book

Sara Sheridan books
  
England Expects, Secret of the Sands, On Starlit Seas: A Gripping, The Pleasure Express, The blessed and the d

London Calling is a novel written by Scottish writer Sara Sheridan. The book was first published by Polygon Books in 2013 and is the second in the series of the Mirabelle Bevan mysteries. It is set in 1952 London and centers on the jazz scene of the time. The novel follows Brighton Belle in the series.

Contents

Plot summary

Set in the post-war atmosphere of 1952, London Calling follows ex-Secret Service agent Mirabelle Bevan as she investigates the mystery of a missing debutante, wealthy eighteen-year-old Rose Bellamy Gore. Mirabelle is assisted once again by the upbeat Vesta Churchill as they explore an underworld of smoky nightclubs, jazz bars, and intriguing characters to gather information and seek answers. Detective Superintendent Alan McGregor keeps an eye on Mirabelle's activities as a fledgling romance blooms between the two.

Setting

London Calling explores the jazz scene of 1952 London, a period of great social change amidst post-war austerity.

Characters

Recurring characters from the series (Mirabelle Bevan, Vesta Churchill and Superintendent Alan McGregor) are joined by Vesta's childhood friend and jazz musician Lindon Claremont, her new beau Charlie Baker, and a host of wealthy young society figures.

References

London Calling (Sheridan novel) Wikipedia