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Highlight: For those interested in the period then this is well worth a read, it shines a light on a much-ignored aspect of the British Empire. I would also suggest RPG players to grab a copy especially those who play Call of Cthulhu, it’s a great resource that could provide some interesting villains, NPCs and potential scenario ideas.

Irregular Magazine

This is a strong non-fiction story written superbly well, and which thrills like a modern mystery story. It’s brilliant history, and utterly compelling.

Not only highly recommended, I urge you to get a copy! It’s brilliant!

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writerlywitterings

The crimes range from drug and gold smuggling to protection rackets, prostitution and terrorism, including the notorious bombing of the King David Hotel in Jerusalem in 1946. Well worth reading for a different perspective on crime and policing

Police History Society

A great read for those who love true crime.

NetGalley, reviewed by Wendy M Rhodes

I read most of this and enjoyed it! Keep up the good work!

NetGalley, reviewed by Nicole Bolin

Newark is obviously fascinated by the cases he covers, and has clearly enjoyed researching them, primarily through files in The National Archives. Although his military interests come through in this book, it is a good read, whether you're interested in military history or not.

Your Family History, February 2018

For a subject which requires such in-depth research and knowledge, Tim Newark has done an admirable job.

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Parkaman Magazine

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True Crime Library, Bulletin 449

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International Express 1/11/17

The topics are interesting both from a historical and criminal point of view.

NetGalley, reviewed by Alessandro Mana

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The Express 12/10/17

This was good at giving a broad introduction to the topic, and piqued an interest in further reading.

NetGalley, reviewed by Sara Garry