'London Falling' by Patrick Radden Keefe

Now, this week's book, another turn of direction from last week where we talked about Elsie Drake and her letters of 104 years old.

And we're going into what is actually a very true story in London and just blows the cover off a lot of crime and a mysterious death.

So a real about turn here.

And Bobby, you really got into this book.

It's London Falling.

Yeah, as opposed to London Calling.

As opposed to

London Calling.

London's burning, of course.

Yeah, it's definitely London Calling.

Author is Patrick Radden Keefe.

Now, you and I haven't read him before, have we? No, first time.

It's also narrated by him as well.

It is the author's voice.

Released back in April in 2026, it is a whopping 12 hours and 59 minutes long, and it's published by Picador.

Okay, so he's written a few books in the past, and we'll go into the author's history in just a second.

So we're getting into true crime now, and it's really, I mean, I love a real true crime podcast, certainly.

I love a true crime podcast.

I love sort of actuality and that kind of thing and the intrigue, and obviously it's massive on TV, of course, true crime.

Everyone loves true crime.

How are you in true crime?

Oh, it's absolute heaven.

Having said that, there's a real difference between good true crime and a pretty pithy, you know what I mean, audio book or audio podcast.

So there's some fabulous ones out there.

And I would say that this, I mean, it's a really tragic, terrible story about a family.