Whispers Under Ground

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Venture into the hidden depths of London with Ben Aaronovitch’s *Whispers Under Ground*, the fourth spellbinding installment in the *Rivers of London* series. When the son of a U.S. Senator turns up dead in the Baker Street tube station, Detective Constable Peter Grant finds himself embroiled in a case far more complex than a simple murder. Magic is suspected, and the arrival of FBI agent Kimberley Reynolds only complicates matters as they delve into London’s subterranean secrets. Beneath the bustling city, in forgotten tunnels and buried rivers, whispers of vengeance echo. Grant must navigate ancient mysteries and restless spirits, blending police procedure with supernatural detection. Aaronovitch expertly combines urban fantasy, crime fiction, and historical intrigue, delivering a thrilling narrative perfect for fans of Ben Aaronovitch, Neil Gaiman, and Terry Pratchett. Expect sharp wit, inventive world-building, and a captivating journey through London’s hidden history. This 2012 Gollancz paperback edition contains 418 pages of mystery.

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‘Come Monday I get to do some proper policing. Person Unknown has been stabbed to death on the tracks at Baker Street tube. Magic may have been involved.’
Person Unknown turns out to be the son of a US senator and before you can say ‘International incident’, FBI agent Kimberley Reynolds is on DC Grant’s case.
And down in the dark, in the tunnels of London’s Underground, the buried rivers, the Victorian sewers, there are whispers of vengeance from beyond the grave.
DC Grant’s latest case is about to come off the rails…

Embark on a thrilling supernatural investigation with Ben Aaronovitch's *Whispers Under Ground*, the electrifying fourth installment in the critically acclaimed *Rivers of London* series! Prepare to be captivated by a unique blend of police procedural, urban fantasy, and supernatural mystery, set against the vibrant and often-hidden backdrop of London. Detective Constable Peter Grant is eager for a return to ordinary policing, but his hopes are dashed when a gruesome murder rocks the Baker Street tube station. A seemingly ordinary stabbing quickly spirals into something far more complex and potentially magical, drawing Peter into a world of ancient secrets and vengeful spirits lurking beneath the city's streets. The victim, revealed to be the son of a powerful US Senator, escalates the case to an international level, bringing FBI agent Kimberley Reynolds into the mix. As Peter and Kimberley navigate their professional differences and the complexities of the investigation, they uncover a sinister plot rooted deep within London's underground network of tunnels, rivers, and sewers. Aaronovitch masterfully weaves together historical fact with fantastical elements, bringing London's rich history and hidden folklore to life. Explore the depths of the city's subterranean world, where forgotten rivers whisper secrets of the past and restless spirits seek retribution. Peter Grant's journey takes him through a labyrinth of Victorian engineering, encountering mythical creatures and powerful entities that challenge everything he thought he knew about the world. *Whispers Under Ground* is a captivating read for fans of urban fantasy, mystery, and police procedurals. Ben Aaronovitch's signature wit and engaging storytelling create a world that is both believable and utterly enchanting. Experience the magic, mystery, and danger that lie beneath the surface of London in this unmissable installment of the *Rivers of London* series. Perfect for readers who enjoy authors like Neil Gaiman, Terry Pratchett, and Jim Butcher. Dive into a world where magic is real, and the city's history holds the key to solving the most perplexing crimes. Prepare for a thrilling ride that will leave you wanting more! This paperback edition, published by Gollancz in 2012, offers 418 pages of gripping suspense and supernatural intrigue.
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0575097663

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9780575097667

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418

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