Acid Row
Author: Minette Walters
Acid Row – a no-man’s land where angry, alienated youth controls the streets. Sophie Morrison, a young doctor, is trapped at the centre of a terrifying siege with a known paedophile. Young Amy is missing and the mob want retribution, no matter what…..Read More
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