A week ago I posted a thank you to a whole host of bloggers who had helped me launch Fighting Monsters into the world by hosting me on their blogs in a two-week blog tour. Only there were a couple of dates left the following week and I want to thank those bloggers. You…
Writing Crime – Using The Police Radio
Every police officer is issued with a personal hand-held radio. It keeps them in contact with the force control room. They can do vehicle/address and person checks. They can request backup or assistance (one is more urgent than the other) and jobs are passed via the radio from the control room to cop. In a…
The Fighting Monsters Blog Tour
Two weeks ago on Monday 19th February, I released the third book in my DI Hannah Robbins series, Fighting Monsters. This post is a thank you to those bloggers who have helped me launch the book by hosting me on their blogs since that first day. On these blogs, you can find a variety of…
Recently Read – Don’t Make a Sound by David Jackson
Don’t Make a Sound by David Jackson You can’t choose your family. Or can you? Meet the Bensons. They’re an ordinary couple. They wash their car, mow their lawn and pass the time of day with their neighbours. And they have a beautiful little girl called Daisy. There’s just one problem. SHE’S NOT THEIRS. D.…
Writing Crime – What To Do If Your Victim Is Still Alive At The Scene?
Previously on the blog we have discussed arriving at a crime scene and finding a dead body. But, what if your victim is still alive? What do you do then? Your first priority is to ascertain if your victim is alive or dead. If in doubt, treat as if they are possibly alive and…
Cover Reveal For DI Hannah Robbins 3!
It’s that time where I show you the cover for DI Hannah Robbins 3. And give you the title so I can stop calling it DI Hannah Robbins 3! So, without further ado, here it is. Fighting Monsters 24 hours after he walked away from court a free man, cop killer and gang leader…
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