[DOWNLOAD]⚡ Bryant & May: Peculiar London (Peculiar Crimes Unit)
Link >> https://greatfull.fileoz.club/yupu/0593356241 =============================== Thinking of a jaunt to England? Let Arthur Bryant and John May, London’ oldest police detectives, show you the oddities behind the city’ façades in this tongue-in-cheek travel guide.“The best fun is running all over the city with these amiable partners.”—The New York Times Book Review, on Bryant & May: The Lonely HourIt’ getting late. I want to share my knowledge of London
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Thinking of a jaunt to England? Let Arthur Bryant and John May, London’ oldest police detectives, show you the oddities behind the city’ façades in this tongue-in-cheek travel guide.“The best fun is running all over the city with these amiable partners.”—The New York Times Book Review, on Bryant & May: The Lonely HourIt’ getting late. I want to share my knowledge of London
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Bryant &May: Peculiar London (Peculiar Crimes Unit)
Sinopsis :
Thinking of a jaunt to England? Let Arthur Bryant and John
May, London’oldest police detectives, show you the
oddities behind the city’façade in this tongue-incheek
travel guide.“Th best fun is running all over the
city with these amiable partners.”#8212The New York
Times Book Review, on Bryant &May: The Lonely
HourIt’getting late. I want to share my knowledge of
London with you, if I can remember any of it.So says Arthur
Bryant. He and John May are the nation’oldest serving
detectives. Who better to reveal its secrets? Why does this
rainy, cold, gray city capture so many imaginations? Could its
very unreliability hold the key to its longevity? The detectives
are joined by their boss, Raymond Land, and some of their
most disreputable friends, each an argumentative and
unreliable expert in their own dodgy field. Each character gives
us a short tour of odd buildings, odder characters, lost venues,
forgotten disasters, confusing routes, dubious gossip, illicit
pleasures, and hidden pubs. They make all sorts of
connections—an show us why it’almost
impossible to separate fact from fiction in London.