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Dan Schreiber· Host0:29

Hi, everybody. Just before we start this week's show, we have a little announcement.

Anna Ptaszynski· Host0:34

Yes, we do. I'm announcing that, Andy, you need to just close your ears for a quick moment.

Dan Schreiber· Host0:39

Okay.

Anna Ptaszynski· Host0:39

I just need to mention something privately to the listeners.

Dan Schreiber· Host0:41

Okay.

Anna Ptaszynski· Host0:41

Obviously, I don't want Andy to hear this, but I'm reading a new book at the moment called Bad Deeds by one Andrew Hunter Murray, and it is so annoying 'cause it's kept me up extremely late every night for the last seven days. It's so gripping. It's his new novel. It's a sequel to the last one that many of you might have read, Breaking and Entering. Doesn't matter if you haven't read it, it is also a brilliant standalone book, and it's an absolute page-turner. Thrilling stuff, obviously with a lot of the trademark Andrew Hunter Murray wit. I felt like I was watching an action film for parts of it. Um, it's amazing. Get it now, and now pretend I never said anything. Andy, you can open your ears again.

Dan Schreiber· Host1:17

Hello.

Anna Ptaszynski· Host1:18

Hi. I was just having a private chat, but you've got a book out.

Dan Schreiber· Host1:20

Yes, it's called Bad Deeds. It's out today. We're recording this on the day of publication. It's a thriller set between London's dodgy property market and the wilds of rural Scotland. There's all sorts of