After the Great Fire of 1666, the homeless of London have nowhere to go. By royal command they are provided with shelter underground, beneath the foundations of St Paul's cathedral. Locked away from normal life, the population evolve over 400 years without the trappings of the modern world above... ...until the 21st century when their existence becomes threatened by the very people who once allowed them to stay. ** The Song of the Underground is a story about a secret world, self-sufficient with its own industry and laws, and a desirable mineral, which could be used to illuminate London for...

When a man is killed in a downtown alley, the one holding the knife is arrested for murder. He is David, a homeless man with no credentials; a man who claims he is the new Messiah. While David is incarcerated, awaiting trial, immigrant American cop, Luke Powers, works to gather evidence to convict David of first degree murder. Then he meets David's lovely, feisty lawyer, Maggie de Silver. While Maggie fights the system to let David go free, she becomes curious about the man who won't change his testimony to satisfy the courts. 'Only the Father can judge me, ' he said as the story breaks...