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This requires focus, and I didn't have much available, so I didn't get very far before it was due back at the library. I tried to renew it but other people had reserved it, so I couldn't. I would have kept hold of it and read it over the xmas holidays but the library put a block on my account which meant I couldn't reserve anything, so I took it back. Hopefully, I will lay my hands on another copy at some point.

Have finished this and wrote my thoughts in an actual paper journal. My eyes are too tired to type it into Goodreads tonight, so I will ponder my review and copy it up soon.

That 6 page paragraph from 114 to 120. Just wow. Grim and breathless and breathtaking.

Very dull writing, got bored. Gave up.

What an odd little book. I enjoyed this murder mystery, but it really is quite a strange tale. Very understated, and quirky. It follows 19 year old Jim Stringer as he moves from Robin Hood's Bay to London in 1903 to work on the railway, in pursuit of his ambition to be a train driver. But he soon finds himself caught up in the intrigue surrounding the Necropolis Railway and the murders of two colleagues...