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The Shelter Sleuths Saga

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"What a delight! This is a rapidly unfolding story with intrigue, an enjoyable romp around London, several quirky but endearing characters, and some slightly scary technology ripped from the daily news. It is a great read, with London history and sights for us distant London fans. It also offers insights for those of us fascinated by the London taxi cab culture. I was left eager for more. Knowing the Shelter Sleuths have another case in the works leaves me at the curb patiently raising my arm to get the next ride."

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London's first serial killer for well over a century is stalking the streets, can the Shelter Sleuths prevent the next murder?

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Frank, Colin, Tom and Donna will have to work hard to solve the killer's clues, making sure they don't become victims.

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