Sweet Thames
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Narrated by:
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Jonathan Keeble
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By:
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Matthew Kneale
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London, 1849. As a cholera epidemic draws nearer, Joshua Jeavons, engineer, is working on his great drain plan for the capital. When the deaths begin, he works even more furiously, driven by the vision of a reborn London freed of rotting sewers.
Then his beautiful young wife, Isobella, disappears, and Joshua must turn his attention to even more perplexing matters. His search for the answers to the mysteries that surround him leads from glittering Haymarket cafes to London's murky underworld. What he finds will shatter his ideals and strike at the core of everything he has ever held dear.
©1992 Matthew Kneale (P)2019 Oakhill PublishingWhat listeners say about Sweet Thames
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- Archie
- 10-12-24
Superb in every way
A cracking good audiobook, brilliantly performed. So wonderfully written that you could easily believe it to be written at the time in which it is set. A terrific story about real events in mid 19th century London. I heartily recommend it.
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- The Curator
- 04-10-20
Cholera and mystery
Excellent book set during the London cholera outbreak. At first I thought the only sympathetic character would be the happy dog owned by the selfish narrator but this is a tale of realisation and some redemption. Loved it.
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