Here Today Zoë Fairbairns

Set in London in the early 1980s when most offices still clattered to the sound of manual typewriters and word processors were only a rumour, this crime novel tells the story of a temp who disappears and another who goes to look for her. Winner of the 1984 Fawcett Book Prize, it was described by Tribune as "racy, crisp and yes, very thrilling", and by the New Statesman as "witty, provocative, ironic and lots of fun."