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Can Sgt Major Crane keep Team GB safe as they prepare for the 2012 Olympics?
Summer 2012.
Aldershot Garrison has been overrun by Team GB as they make their final preparations for the Olympic Games.
Tasked with babysitting the athletes for the duration of their stay, Sergeant Major Crane has braced himself for an uneventful few weeks.
But when the body of a soldier is discovered and supplies start disappearing from the garrison, Crane knows that something sinister is afoot.
As a faceless evil infiltrates the Army barracks, Crane sets out to investigate.
But what is the connection between these seemingly unrelated events?
Can Crane find the source | |  | | Cordon of Lies: A Sgt Major Crane novel
Can Crane break through the cordon of lies and get justice for the two women who have been murdered?
When Melanie Green, an army officer’s wife, is brutally murdered in the street, it is down to Sergeant Major Crane of the Royal Military Police to track down the killer.
As the investigation gets underway, similarities to another murder of a young military wife from ten years ago are brought to light.
Unanswered questions linger around the previous case.
Why were witnesses’ statements retracted?
Why was the case never solved?
And why is Crane’s Commanding Officer so against him reopening the investigation now?
When Crane decides to go at it alone, risking both his job a | |  | | Honour Bound: A Sgt Major Crane Novel (3)
Can Sgt Major Crane catch the rapist without any forensic evidence?
Sergeant Major Crane is rarely called in to investigate cases of rape.
But now he and his SID team must investigate two cases simultaneously.
A young soldier claims he has been repeatedly attacked by a commanding officer, but is struggling to make a formal complaint.
And a young woman is found raped and murdered in her home following a night out in Aldershot.
The only clues are witness statements claiming the attacker is a squaddie.
When there is another attack chillingly close to home, Crane no longer knows who is innocent and who is guilty.
But is the killer really a | |  | | Regenerate: A Sgt Major Crane novel
When Kerry's baby dies she spirals out of control with grief. Then a baby is snatched. Could Kerry have the child? Sgt Major Crane battles smoke and mirrors in this chilling mystery.
When Padre Symmonds and his wife Kim find a dead baby on the steps of the Royal Garrison Church, they call Sergeant Major Crane in to investigate.
Despite pleas from the local community and the media for the parents to come forward and seek help, Crane can’t trace the baby’s mother.
He suspects Kerry, a recently widowed army wife, who is finding it hard to deal with her husband’s recent death…
But after searching her flat and checking her baby was safe and breathing, he is left with an uncanny feeling that he’s missed something.
Simultaneously, Crane is expected to deal with a | |  | | Steps to Heaven: A Sgt Major Crane novel
Can Sgt Major Crane stop soldiers killing their children and then committing suicide?
Meet Sergeant Major Crane.
A Special Investigations Branch Detective in the British Army, he is the soldier who
polices other soldiers.
He thinks he has seen every crime known to both war and peace.
But nothing has prepared him for the case of Solomon.
An Afghanistan veteran he has murdered his wife and six year old son and then committed
suicide.
Soon there are similar horrific murders around the country.
Crane knows there must be a connection.
But what?
Crane starts to investigate the local Church Solomon was attending.
But with the body count rising, events start to take a darker |
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A Canterbury Crime
by Brian Kavanagh
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 Book Four in Belinda Lawrence mystery series. Confirming the Professor was murdered proves to be a challenge and, gradually, as they get to know those associated with the Manor House, Belinda and Hazel discover another murder and an intricate web of |
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