About The Heath Book and the desk behind it
The Heath Book is the evening desk for North London Escorts, and it arranges outcall company across the districts north of the Euston Road: the canal at Camden, the two villages on their ridges, the mile of Upper Street, the interchange at Finsbury Park, the hill with no tube, and the three termini along the bottom edge of all of it.
The name is not decorative. Two of the districts we work sit on the edge of the heath, and a good number of the evenings arranged here end with a walk rather than a taxi. That is the sort of site this is.
Why the pages are organised by district
Because in this part of London geography decides almost everything. A twenty minute journey and a fifty minute journey look identical on a map when one of them involves a hill, a bus and a change at Finsbury Park. A district with a two thousand capacity concert hall can have no hotel at all. A village three miles from the middle of town can shut its kitchens at ten.
So every area page here begins with the awkward facts rather than burying them under adjectives. Where there is no station, it says so. Where the hotels described as local are actually a mile away in another postcode, it says that too. The north postcodes index is the way into all twelve.
How the desk works
Verity keeps the diary and answers most of the messages. The desk reads WhatsApp and Telegram at any hour and replies in sentences rather than templates. It will tell you when an evening does not fit, which is more useful than agreeing to everything, and it will quote the honest travel time rather than the hopeful one.
The desk puts the evening together: which companion, which hour, which door, and how long the journey really takes. The fee goes to the companion herself, in person, when she arrives. If your plans move, one line to the desk moves the evening with them, provided she is still free.
The companions
Twenty eight women, each anchored in a district she actually knows. That anchoring is the point of the whole list. The companion who works Kentish Town knows what time the doors are and where the kitchen is still honest at half past ten. The one who works Highgate knows that the walk up from the station at midnight is twelve minutes and perfectly fine, and she will not pretend a taxi is waiting.
Availability is written as it stands. Several of the list are away in any given month and their profiles say so, with a return date where we have one. Nobody on this site is permanently, implausibly available. Ask for her anyway: the desk will set a date aside for the week she is back, rather than steering you towards whoever happens to be free tonight. That is the one thing an honest diary is for.
What we will not do
We do not list services, because we do not sell any. We do not publish anything explicit, in words or in pictures. We do not invent reviews: the few that appear are real, carry a first name and the month, and stand even when they are less than glowing, though a companion may always have one about her taken down. We do not claim arrangements with hotels that do not exist.
Every companion on this site is an adult who has chosen this work and can decline any booking without giving a reason. Anyone under 18 is not welcome here as a visitor and could not appear here in any other capacity. The terms page is specific about all of it.
The sign stays lit
Give the desk an hour and a street, and the rest of the night is arranged quietly, anywhere from the lock at Camden to the Broadway on the ridge.