Hard-hitting crime fiction from the author of Tin Men: “Fans of Charlie Huston and Chuck Palahniuk will probably enjoy Darwin’s Nightmare” (Sacramento Book Review). Wilson spent his entire life under the radar. Few people knew who he was...
“Wilson is worthy to stand next to Loren Estleman’s Peter Macklin and Donald Westlake’s Parker” (Publishers Weekly). Wilson has tried to put his criminal past behind him -- but now a random car accident has interfered with his plans an...
Situated dangerously close to the sewage works in the delightful Cheshire village of Prestbury lies Wallygrange Grammar School. Run in the Middle Ages by a group of itinerant monks with a penchant for a special brew of mind bending gooseberry wine, t...
Heists, double crosses, and brutality drive this fast-paced fourth installment of the Wilson Mystery series An armoured car carrying a huge payday will be rolling through the city every Friday for four weeks. Out of money, Wilson takes up with Ruby, ...
“Fans of Donald E. Westlake’s Parker novels (written under his Richard Stark pseudonym) will be on familiar ground. . . . A very good entry in a very good series” (Booklist). Wilson should have just walked away when t...
Wilson should have just walked away when three men came looking for a way to boost a valuable piece of art. But the heist was more than just a job for Wilson; it was a chance to get off the sidelines and back in the game.The art came off the wall,...
The gritty reality of criminal investigation in the nineteen seventies. The story is set on industrial Tyneside in the days of borough police forces. A detective manipulates an old school friend into becoming an informant. A corrupt relationship deve...
The sequel to BOROUGH MEN moves into the nineteen eighties. The same detective is working undercover with an underworld contract on his head. He discovers child exploitation in the highest echelons of society. It's perceived to threaten the stability...
In this “highly entertaining” heist thriller, there is no honor among jewel thieves (The Toronto Star). A phone call brought Wilson and nine other men to a job in New York. At first, he couldn’t see a way to make the heist work, but the ...
Private detective Sam Jones’s six-year search for an eight-year-old boy ends with gunshots in a basement and cold bodies that would eventually lead the police straight to him. Jones had never promised Ruth Verne that he would find her son alive, bu...