The Streets

The Gangland Thriller from the Queen of the Urban Crime Novel

De: Jacqui Rose

Narrado por: Annie Aldington

The streets of London's Soho hide a multitude of secrets in this hard-hitting gangland thriller from bestselling author Jacqui Rose.

Ten years ago, Jo Martin was released from prison after serving twelve years of a life sentence – but she isn’t Jo anymore. Given a new identity by the courts, and with a different appearance, a ready-made history and even a change of age, Jo can pretend to be anyone . . .

Cookie Mackenzie is not only Ned Reid’s lover – but she also works for him. She supplies the girls – and boys – for Ned’s clients. There’s always some runaway kid who needs shelter.

Natalie Ellis works at Barney’s bar. A fierce and loyal friend, she’s a shoulder to cry on, a listening ear – but should everyone really trust her to keep their secrets?

Lorni Duncan needs to keep running, always looking over her shoulder, especially with a young child in tow. But how will she survive? The refuges are full, and the last thing Lorni needs is the authorities getting involved. Who is she trying to escape from?

Everyone has something to hide and a lot to lose – but which of them did Jo become?

Praise for Jacqui Rose:

'One of my favourite authors' – Mel Sherratt, author of Hush Hush

'Thrilling and gripping' – Roberta Kray, author of Cheated

'A star in the making' – Kimberley Chambers, author of Backstabber

'A cracking good read' – Jessie Keane, author of Dead Heat

Listeners love The Streets:

'Jacqui Rose never fails to keep you engrossed'

'Great narration from Annie Alldington as always'

'I loved this book, incredibly gripping from start to finish and so well read'

'The ending is brilliant'

Reseñas de la Crítica

Praise for Fatal: A captivating read from one of my favourite authors (Mel Sherratt)

Praise for Dishonour: A thrilling and gripping novel (Roberta Kray)

Praise for Trapped: Gritty and gripping – by a star in the making (Kimberley Chambers)

Praise for Poison: A cracking good read (Jessie Keane)