London 1965, and Vince Treadwell investigates the seemingly unrelated murders of a playboy aristocrat from Belgravia and a young black nurse from the wrong side of town. It takes the detective to the illegal drinking dens of Notting Hill run by the self-styled Black Power leader, Michael X; the nightclubs of Soho owned by the legendary gangster, Billy Hill; and the exclusive gaming tables of the Montcler Club in Berkeley Square, where the blue bloods and power players of England gamble thousands on the turn of a card.

But as Vince Treadwell digs deeper he finds himself not only embroiled with a beautiful society girl, Isabel Saxmore-Blaine, but a world of espionage and corruption where the underworld mixes easily with the aristocracy, and no one is innocent.

Praise for Kiss Me Quick:

A thrilling read. - Buzz Magazine

Dark and involved. - Daily Express

Unmissable. - Best

This unusual and atmospheric crime novel suggests that Danny Miller is a writer to watch. - Good Book Guide

One of those books that literally grabs you from page one. - The Week

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