When runaway Kitty Miller finds herself alone in London's East End, she is rescued by Tibs Taylor, a young prostitute. It falls on Tibs to find food and shelter for her naove companion, and she manages to bluff their way into a music hall. Things seem to be looking up for Kitty, but Tibs is being stalked by a brutal pimp.
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In the dark desperation of a London winter's night, Kitty Miller throws herself off a bridge. Carole Boyd takes listeners to a time and place exotic in poverty and hopelessness--the reeking streets of the Victorian East End. As a reluctantly rescued Kitty becomes reabsorbed into that milieu, a wealth of characters and voices pours from Boyd: Tibs, a "bride" of the streets and her pimp, Jack; an entrepreneur from the northern mining districts and his partner; and the elegant doctor whose offers of help allure the struggling quartet. Their adventures and the magic in Boyd's voice sweep them toward the wonder of the approaching millennium. S.B.S. © AudioFile 2001, Portland, Maine-- Copyright © AudioFile, Portland, Maine
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