Latest Books in my Two Bestselling Police Procedural series

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ABOUT THE CASEY & CATT BESTSELLING POLICE PROCEDURAL SERIES

DCI 'Will' Casey, responsible senior police officer, is the product of two shamelessly drugged-up, old hippie parents, Moon and Star, for whom the Sixties never died. He is partnered by DS Thomas Catt, the cocky, politically-incorrect, product of various children's homes.

A Killing Karma The 2nd novel in the bestselling Casey & Catt procedural series
DCI 'Will' Casey, is enjoying a peaceful break from work when he receives a franic, practically incoherent 'phone call from his mother, Moon, who confesses that there are two dead bodies in the grounds of the ramshackle commune she lives in with Star, Casey's father. Dumbstruck, Casey drives to The Fens where their commune is located. Once there, to his bemusement, he learns that one of the bodies has already been buried and that, somehow, he is expected to manage to sweep these two inconvenient cadavers under some kind of magic carpet. But, as he tells, them, that really is an expectation too far.

ABOUT THE RAFFERTY & LLEWELLYN BESTSELLING POLICE PROCEDURAL SERIES
DI Joseph Aloysius Rafferty, working-class, London-Irish lapsed Catholic, is cursed by coming from a family who think-if he must be a copper-he might at least have the decency to be a bent one. When you add the middle-class, more-moral-than-the-Pope, Welsh Methodist intellectual DS Dafyd Llewellyn to the brew, the result is murder with plenty of laughs for the reader and plenty of angst for Rafferty.

Blood on the Bones The 9th novel in the bestselling and critically-acclaimed Rafferty and Llewellyn procedural series.

A murder case set in the local Elmhurst RC convent, doesn't exactly fill lapsed Catholic DI Joe Rafferty with joy.

'Clever plotting and polished prose make for a cracking good British police procedural.' BOOKLIST

Love Lies Bleeding The 8th Novel in the Rafferty & Llewellyn Procedural Series

A most unlikely murderer, was DI Joe Rafferty's immediate thought when the slender and bloodied Felicity Raine stumbled into the police station reception and confessed to killing her husband.

He thought her even more unlikely a murderer when he met her in-laws and caught them out in several deceits. There was something peculiar going on, he was convinced. Because although Felicity wasn't down to receive any financial benefit from her husband's death, others in the Raine family were. Was one of them attempting to set Felicity up to take the rap?

Unfortunately, Rafferty's championing of the lovely Felicity seems to have stirred some jealousy on the home front. Has he blotted his copybook once too often? He wonders, when Abra, his live-in girlfriend, takes herself off to Wales citing the cover-all of 'family problems' as her reason. Perhaps, he thinks, he should look beneath the surface with Abra, as he has been advised to do in his murder investigation.

He can only hope that what he discovers in his personal life isn't as unpleasant as what has been laid bare in his latest case.

Up in Flames The First Novel in the Casey and Catt Procedural Series.

’Well researched. Intriguing plot. Good pace. Excellent characterisation and wry humour make this a very enjoyable read. Highly recommended.' Mystery Women

For lovers of cozy mysteries and procedurals

If you enjoy some humour with your murders, you'll likely love this British detective series.

When Chandra Bansi and her baby, Leela, are burned to death, DCI ‘Will’ Casey and his less than politically-correct sergeant, Thomas Catt, come under pressure to put a couple of skinhead thugs behind bars for arson. Superintendent Brown-Smith, acutely aware, after the fiasco following the murder of black teenager, Stephen Lawrence, by racist white thugs, that he is in the hot seat, is desperate for a speedy and politically-satisfactory solution to the case. The resolution of the most difficult case of Casey's career is not eased by the arrival of his impecunious hippie parents. Urgently in need of a temporary home, they selfishly concluded that decamping to Casey's peaceful haven will provide the solution to their current difficulties. But their raucous, undisciplined lifestyle causes Casey sleepless nights at a time he most needs calm. Bedevilled at home by his irresponsible parents, bedevilled at work by accusations of discrimination from the usual quarters, Casey must use the utmost sensitivity in his handling of the case if he is not to cause unrest in the Asian community. And, at the heart of the case is the fact that Chandra, a modern young woman, had been uncomfortably caught between two cultures. It’s hard to say which of them is the more dangerous.

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