‘Ramesh Chandra’s Kenya Project is a winner all the way. A real thriller about ambition, greed, sex and a power struggle between husband and wife. This all set against a background of shady business dealings involving a culture quite foreign to our own. The pace and tension never lets up. Once you have begun to read it, you won’t be able to put it down.’ Richard Briers
When Danny followed the young attractive couple, he had no idea a killer was watching them too. Or, that the killer would see Danny and begin a deadly lesson by harming the people around him. Who will get to Danny first—the police, or the killer?
A young man in his late twenties returns to his childhood home, after his mother dies, to seek revenge upon the gang of teenage punks who raped and brutalized him as an eight year old. He feels he’s on a mission to administer God’s judgment upon them. So he sets out to murder them one by one until there is none.
Detective Constable Alexandra Bertolissio is on the trail of a serial killer. She knows who the perpetrator is but even her own boss doesn't believe her. He wants her to drop the case but she knows more people are going to die if she does. It's a time to focus and give it her best but her sister has thrown an emotional spanner in the works and Alexandra's personal life is suddenly in turmoil.
The Radio Murders originally consisted of six books; three in the initial series leading up to the creation of a radio show devoted to real-time murder, and three that follows some of the characters through separate events. The Radio Murders: The Caller is how it all began.
Tom Pascoe, 40, throws his wife and her lover out of his home after finding them in bed during a party at their home. Her revenge is to run up a huge credit card debt in his name. Faced with financial ruin, he finds an ingenious solution by taking on the bank at its own game by using the skills he has acquired as a photographer/printer and bureau de change proprietor.
This story is related through the eyes of a Liverpool lad born in 1945 to mixed parentage. It reminisces through his journey of life from early childhood days, Into the Merchant Navy and onto an adventurous roller coaster ride, encompassing highs and lows and the inevitable relationships along the way. Journeying all over the world,before jumping ship in NZ,
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