Winter set in with a brutal, unyielding vengeance. A thick blanket of gray sludge covered the cracked sidewalks of the city’s district court complex, where the wind whipped ruthlessly between the concrete pillars. Inside courtroom 3B, the air was stiflingly hot, heavy

Spring arrived in London with a quiet kind of brilliance, as if the city itself had exhaled after a long, gray winter. Along the Victoria Embankment, rows of carefully tended gardens bloomed in soft waves of amber, white, and pale pink. Fresh petals caught the morning li

The summer heat of the city was unrelenting, baking the cracked asphalt of the outer industrial districts until the air shimmered with waves of oppressive haze. In a narrow, windowless basement apartment beneath a discount dry cleaner, the Wright family lived i