The Late Candidate

The Late Candidate by Mike Phillips is a mystery novel published by Penguin in 1991, featuring 245 pages in English. The story follows a journalist investigating the murder of a childhood friend, who is both a controversial Labour politician and a person of color. As the journalist delves deeper into the case, he uncovers a web of violence, corruption, and racism in London’s impoverished suburban neighborhoods.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of cultural heritage while navigating the complexities of crime and societal issues. The investigation leads the protagonist through a landscape marked by social challenges, providing insight into the darker aspects of urban life. This edition presents a compelling look at the intersection of personal and political struggles within a gripping mystery framework.
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Kriminalroman om en journalist, der efterforsker mordet på en barndomsven, farvet som han selv og kontroversiel labourpolitiker. Sporene fører til Londons slumagtige forstadskvarterer, hvor vold, korruption og racisme trives i stor stil
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