<link href="css/hmh.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"/> <meta content="urn:uuid:04e427f1-cc5a-4b13-b67f-978a8d3b275d" name="Adept.expected.resource"/> </head> <body><a id="p357"/> <h1 class="backtitle ">Acknowledgements</h1> <p class="left sink">Thanks, as ever, to my editor, Jane Wood, and agent, Rebecca Carter. Thanks to everyone at Quercus and Jank-low & Nesbit for working so hard on my behalf. Thanks to Marjorie Scott-Robinson and Lavender Jones for all the information about Brighton in the 1950s. For further details about the Hippodrome and its fight for survival, go to <a href="http://www.ourhippodrome.org.uk">www.ourhippodrome.org.uk</a>. For information and tours of the police cells in Bartholomew Square email: <a href="mailto:info@oldpolicecellsmuseum.org.uk">info@oldpolicecellsmuseum.org.uk</a>. I should just add that Bartholomew Square, although definitely the headquarters of the Brighton police in the 1950s, was not actually called a square until the 1980s. This note is especially for Holly.</p> <p class="follow">There are many real places in this book, including Lansdowne Road and Montpelier Crescent, but all the people and events are entirely imaginary.</p> <p class="follow">Love and thanks, as always, to my husband Andy and <a id="p358"/>our children, Alex and Juliet. This book is dedicated to Veronique Walker and Julie Williams with thanks for their constant support and friendship.</p> <div class="timebreak "> </div> <p class="right ">Elly Griffiths</p> <p class="right ">2017</p> </body> </html>