The Lost Luggage Porter by Andrew Martin

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The Lost Luggage Porter by Andrew Martin

Page-turning, confidently written. The Guardian (London)
The atmosphere of neglected streets . . . dingy saloon bars, supper of boiled bacon and pickles, and dismal, unceasing rain are splendidly evoked. The Telegraph (London)
From the author of The Necropolis Railway and The Blackpool Highflyer comes another ingenious railway thriller featuring Jim Stringer. It is the winter of 1906, and Jim Stringer has been promoted from amateur sleuth to official railway detective for York station. When the station s mysterious lost luggage porter tips him off to a group of railway thieves, Jim is instructed to infiltrate the thieves gang and unwittingly enters the orbit of a dangerous, deranged villain. His plight is made even worse when threats are made against his pregnant wife. Can Jim get to get to her before the criminals do?
Praise for Andrew Martin

Andrew Martin succeeds brilliantly at re-creating a railwayman's lot. --The Seattle Times
Martin does a stunning job of bring to life the era when steam locomotives chugged from London through the British countryside. Booklist

ANDREW MARTIN was a Spectator (London) Young Writer of the Year. He lives in London. His novels featuring Jim Stringer include The Necropolis Railway and The Blackpool Highflyer.
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ISBN 13 9780156030748
ISBN 10 0156030748
Title The Lost Luggage Porter
Author Andrew Martin
Series Jim Stringer Mysteries
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Harper Paperbacks
Year published 2008-01-07
Number of pages 320
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