Towers of London

It is the bleak winter of 1956: The East End of London. An icy wind blows across the yard of the St. Barnabas Children's Home. New boy Ronnie Cable is taking a beating, but to his rescue comes Jimmy DuCaine, a boy with a mysterious past. As firm friends Jimmy and Ronnie survive the brutality of the children's home and pass through into a seedy world of coffee bars, rock and roll and crime. But rising above their humble beginnings to form a partnership and their own construction business, they begin to realise that their struggle has only just begun. For if they are to rebuild the city they love, they must first destroy the toughest adversary of their lives: Gangland London. Towers of London. A story of good and evil, of love and hate, of the realisation of dreams and the discovery of true friendship.

P.J. Peacock is the acclaimed author of four novels. His first, Towers of London, was shortlisted for the prestigious CWA Orion Debut Dagger award for crime fiction. His work has also received both short and longlistings for the Hodder and Stoughton sponsored Harry Bowling prize, together with numerous awards for non-fiction and short story writing. Towers of London is also available to purchase in Kindle format. PJ Peacock’s second novel; The Call of Echoes is now available on Kindle and will shortly also be available in paperback. His subsequent works; The Heart of the Enemy and A Serpent in Amber will be available in both paperback and Kindle formats later in 2012.