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Ben Aaronovitch

424 Pages

2015

Rivers of London

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Rivers of London - Summary

In this gripping urban fantasy, Peter Grant, a probationary constable in London's Metropolitan Police Service, discovers a hidden world of magic after encountering a ghost at a crime scene. His seemingly ordinary police career takes an extraordinary turn when he becomes the first apprentice wizard in decades, training under Detective Chief Inspector Thomas Nightingale. As supernatural crimes plague London, Peter must navigate both his police duties and his newfound magical abilities while uncovering a sinister force that's causing ordinary citizens to commit brutal acts of violence.

Key Themes

The Intersection of Modern and Magical

A detailed exploration of how contemporary policing methods merge with ancient magical practices, highlighting the tension between traditional supernatural elements and modern-day London's bureaucratic systems.

Power and Responsibility

The narrative delves into the complexities of wielding both police authority and magical power, examining how responsibility shapes character development and decision-making in increasingly dangerous situations.

Cultural Identity in Urban Landscapes

An intricate portrayal of London's diverse communities and how they interact with both the visible and invisible aspects of the city, including the personification of rivers as living entities.

FAQ's

While the book contains elements that appeal to young adult readers, it's primarily written for an adult audience due to its complex themes, police procedural elements, and occasional mature content.

While familiarity with London enhances the reading experience, the author provides enough context and vivid descriptions to make the story accessible and enjoyable for readers unfamiliar with the city.

This is the first book in the "Rivers of London" series, establishing the foundation for an expanding universe that continues through multiple subsequent novels, but it tells a complete story on its own.

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