"It was a mystery that was to baffle detectives from the British Transport Police for the next 17 years, and is described in fascinating detail in a new book about the case by Paul Chambers." (The Daily Mail, October 2006)

"Paul Chambers' incredibly detailed and well-researched account of Body 115 is remarkable...it is a detective story for our times." (In Magazine, December 2006)

"...The result is Body 115, The Mystery Of The Last Victim Of The King's Cross Fire, a fascinating look at an inquiry that threw up 10,000 possible names...Although we're used to seeing fictional portrayals of this kind of detective work in TV shows like Silent Witness and CSI, the book shows how the real-life process is no less fascinating but much less clear-cut..." (The Sunday Post, December 2006)