The Common Enemy — Paul Gitsham

‘Police Procedural at its finest: detailed, magnificently researched and gripping. 5 stars.' Rachel Lynch

How do you catch a man's killer when everyone wanted him dead?

In Middlesbury, a rally is being held by the British Allegiance Party �" a far-right group protesting against the opening of a new Mosque.

When the crowd disperses, a body is found in an alleyway. Tommy Meegan, the loud-mouthed leader of the group, has been stabbed through the heart.

Across town, a Muslim community centre catches fire in a clear act of arson, leaving a small child in a critical condition. And the tension which has been building in the town for years boils over.

DCI Warren Jones knows he can't afford to take sides �" and must solve both cases before further acts of violent revenge take place. But, in a town at war with itself, and investigating the brutal killing of one of the country's most-hated men, where does he begin?

Readers LOVE The Common Enemy

‘DCI Warren Jones is one of those characters I just can't get enough of.' Reader Review, 5 Stars

‘Highly recommend… a book that you will struggle to put down.' Reader Review, 5 Stars

‘Excellent story, topical subject and wonderful finish.' Reader Review, 5 Stars

The DCI Warren Jones series
1 The Last Straw
2 No Smoke Without Fire
Blood is Thicker than Water (Novella)
3 Silent as the Grave
A Case Gone Cold (Novella)
4 The Common Enemy
A Deadly Lesson (Novella)
5 Forgive Me Father
At First Glance (Novella)
6 A Price to Pay
7 Out of Sight
8 Time to Kill
9 Web of Lies

About the author

Paul Gitsham started his career as a biologist, working in such exotic locales as Manchester and Toronto. After stints as the world's most over-qualified receptionist and a spell making sure that international terrorists and other ne'er do wells hadn't opened a Junior Savings Account at a major UK bank (a job even less exciting than being a receptionist) he retrained as a Science Teacher. He now spends his time passing on his bad habits and sloppy lab-skills to the next generation of enquiring minds.

Paul has always wanted to be a writer and his final report on leaving primary school predicted he'd be the next Roald Dahl! For the sake of balance it should be pointed out that it also said “he'll never get anywhere in life if his handwriting doesn't improve”. Twenty five years later and his handwriting is worse than ever but millions of children around the world love him.*

You can learn more about Paul's Writing at www.paulgitsham.com or www.facebook.com/dcijones

*This is a lie, just ask any of the pupils he has taught.