“This critique of the Swinging Sixties is administered by a crackerjack storyteller who adroitly balances likable lead characters, bursts of intense action, and a great ear for office banter that will engage any reader who remembers the era, as well as anyone who has to google ‘bell-bottoms.’” —Library Journal (starred)

“Darkly humorous . . . Shaw perfectly captures London in the swinging 60s . . . Breen and Tozer come across as fallible human beings . . . It’s their relationship—both professional and personal—that makes this a winner.” —Publishers Weekly

“Shaw skillfully resurrects the 1960s bohemian art scene in London. . . . Shaw improves on this series’ strong debut.” —Booklist

“Shaw makes the gritty English capital come alive . . . [He] admirably depicts the steep uphill battle for women trying to make a career with the police in the ‘60s.” —Kirkus Reviews