Anya Lipska's "Where the devil can't go" Book Trailer
- 11 years ago
Available to buy: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Where-Devil-Cant-Go-Paperback/dp/0007504586/ref=la_B0...
A naked girl is washed up on London's Thames foreshore, the only clue to her identity a heart-shaped tattoo encircling two names. The sixteenth dead body recovered from the river in 2009, she is dubbed db16 by police. But who is db16? And why did she die..?
Life's already complicated enough for Janusz Kiszka, unofficial fixer to East London's Polish community. His priest is nagging him to find a missing waitress, a builder on the Olympics site owes him a pile of money, and he's falling for the married Kasia, Soho's most straitlaced stripper. What starts out as a routine missing persons job soon sees Janusz threatened by drug dealing gangsters and accused of murder by DC Natalie Kershaw, an ambitious young female detective investigating the death of db16.
Janusz's search for answers takes him on a reluctant visit home to the mist-wreathed port of Gdansk, the site of traumatic memories from the Soviet era. There, in the cellar of a former secret policeman, he uncovers evidence of a decades-old betrayal -- and a conspiracy that will reach its chilling denouement in a derelict warehouse in London's Docklands.
An enjoyable mix of classic detective murder mystery and intelligent political thriller, 'Where the Devil Can't Go' keeps the plot twists coming and the pages turning. Lipska's portrait of contemporary London has been compared to Ian Rankin's Edinburgh, and her hero Kiszka, the shovel-fisted yet honourable private investigator is destined to become a crime readers' favourite.
Main Character Janusz played by David Lyddon http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3630242/
Opening track by Chris Morphitis & Katina Kangaris
Book Trailer by Crimson River Productions www.crimsonriverproductions.com
A naked girl is washed up on London's Thames foreshore, the only clue to her identity a heart-shaped tattoo encircling two names. The sixteenth dead body recovered from the river in 2009, she is dubbed db16 by police. But who is db16? And why did she die..?
Life's already complicated enough for Janusz Kiszka, unofficial fixer to East London's Polish community. His priest is nagging him to find a missing waitress, a builder on the Olympics site owes him a pile of money, and he's falling for the married Kasia, Soho's most straitlaced stripper. What starts out as a routine missing persons job soon sees Janusz threatened by drug dealing gangsters and accused of murder by DC Natalie Kershaw, an ambitious young female detective investigating the death of db16.
Janusz's search for answers takes him on a reluctant visit home to the mist-wreathed port of Gdansk, the site of traumatic memories from the Soviet era. There, in the cellar of a former secret policeman, he uncovers evidence of a decades-old betrayal -- and a conspiracy that will reach its chilling denouement in a derelict warehouse in London's Docklands.
An enjoyable mix of classic detective murder mystery and intelligent political thriller, 'Where the Devil Can't Go' keeps the plot twists coming and the pages turning. Lipska's portrait of contemporary London has been compared to Ian Rankin's Edinburgh, and her hero Kiszka, the shovel-fisted yet honourable private investigator is destined to become a crime readers' favourite.
Main Character Janusz played by David Lyddon http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3630242/
Opening track by Chris Morphitis & Katina Kangaris
Book Trailer by Crimson River Productions www.crimsonriverproductions.com