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He stumbled upon what they tried to hide. Now he can’t let it go. They left her body in a wasteland. Her face, frozen in pain and terror, will haunt Malcolm Goodman for the rest of his days. The police, understaffed and overwhelmed, dismiss him as a sad old man, tormented by his daughter’s tragic death decades earlier. But Malcolm understands something they don’t: that a ruthless killer stalks the community, willing to do whatever it takes to keep his secret hidden. In a small English coastal town that has seen better days, Malcolm Goodman—war hero turned detective—unravels the mystery he cannot ignore, while struggling to lay the ghosts of his own past to rest. A Screech of Gulls is the first book in The South Coast Murders series
Some towns keep their secrets well hidden. Others bury them alive. Karl should’ve stayed in America. But when his estranged brother Terry turns up dead, he returns to the sleepy English coastal town he thought he’d escaped—only to find Terry left him one final, hidden message: If you found this, it means I have been murdered. What begins as a reluctant search for answers quickly turns deadly. Karl uncovers evidence that Terry had been digging into something big before he died. Something rotten at the heart of the town. As Karl pulls on the threads, more bodies drop, and it becomes clear: someone is cleaning house. The deeper he goes, the bigger the enemy becomes. Corrupt police. Local officials. Journalists. Business leaders. Terry’s killer isn’t just dangerous—they’re protected, connected, and willing to kill again. Karl has no badge, and no backup. Just sharp instincts, stubborn tenacity, and a biting wit that tends to get him in trouble. Will he dismantle the web of lies, or will the adder’s nest ensnare him forever? If you like crime fiction with brains, bite, gallows humour and a dark British edge, A Nest of Adders is for you.
New, never before published novel First published July 2018 RITA Award Finalist FRIENDS TO LOVERS, WITH A SUPERNATURAL TWIST... Henry’s been in love with his best friend Malcolm since college, but after he kisses Mal on Halloween night, things go desperately wrong. Awkward turns to just plain weird when Mal mysteriously vanishes. And weird gets freaky when Henry starts to wonder if he’s being haunted by Mal’s ghost. Henry’s other friends think he’s losing it—that Mal’s just run from conflict. But freaky turns to full-on crazy when, with the help of a “spirit guide,” Henry casts a spell that allows him—and only him—to see and hear Malcolm, who’s been right there, in hi...
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