by J. J. Marric
Part of Gideon, book 9
First published 1986
A violent gang preys on London's public transport passengers, turning routine commutes into deadly encounters. Murders strike buses across the city while thieves and criminals add to the chaos. Fear grips the capital as darkness falls and ordinary travelers become targets. Panic spreads through the streets and underground stations. George Gideon stands as the sole figure capable of restoring safety to the transport network. He must track down the ruthless criminals before more innocent passengers fall victim to their attacks. The investigation pits Gideon against organized violence that threatens the very foundation of London's daily life. Citizens avoid evening travel as the gang's reign of terror continues unchecked.
Genres: mystery, crime, thriller, action
Vibes: fast-paced, suspenseful, thought-provoking
Tropes: cat-and-mouse, investigation
Setting: London
Period: 20th-century
192 pages · Paperback · Stein and Day
Content warnings: violence