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2000s: Alice may have left London, but London is not finished with her.Not at all.
2000s: Alice may have left London, but London is not finished with her.Not at all.
Psychologist Alice Quentin has been looking forward to a break from her hectic London life. She promises herself that she’s really going to have a break. A visit to a high-security hospital might not sound like a holiday from her work, but from the police side of things it is.This stay is going to be a rare opportunity to study treatment methods at Northwood which is outside of London, and far away from the world which scarred her.
However London has not left her – for a young girl is discovered dead, dressed all in white, on the steps of the Foundling Museum. She turns out to be the third one found dead and there is a forth missing…
Alice may not only have to return to London but delve into the mind of a notorious child killer currently locked up in Northwood in order to see just who might be carrying on his gruesome deeds.
“The museum was hidden on a narrow turning off Hunter Street. The ctime scene had already been cleared away, and I sood on the firecorut , trying to picture the killer depositing a child’s body there, in the middle of the night
The Regency building was long and austere, with dozens of sash windows, dark grey bricks and a colonnaded front door. It has a direct view across Coram Fields, which local kids used as a football pitch in the summer.
When I walked inside, the interior was even grander than the facade with panelled wals and chequered floor tiles. A sign explained that the Foundling Hospital had become London’s first home for abandoned infants in the 1740s”
Author/ Guide: Kate Rhodes Destination: London, Broadmoor Departure Time: 2000s
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