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|  | | A Study in Red - The Secret Journal of Jack the Ripper
Available in paperback and in e-book with an audio book version coming soon.
A dark psychological thriller, 'A Study in Red' follows psychiatrist Robert Cavendish as he explores the eerily warm pages of the journal of the famed serial killer, Jack the Ripper. The pages hold a secret that Robert must discover before his own life, and sanity become intertwined with those of the Ripper and his victims. A Recommended Read by CK2S Kwips and Kritiques, (see their review below)and winner of The Authors Lounge Best Cover Illustration Award, May 2008.
Available in both paperback and e-book versions 'A Study in Red' is a dark psychological thriller. Following the death of his father, Robert Cavendish is bequethed a set of papers and a strange age-yellowed journal. As he unpacks and begins to read the papers he is astounded to discover that he is holding the journal of the infamous Whitechapel Murderer who stalked the streets of the East End of London in the autumn of 1888. The pages are warm to the touch, and a force of great malevolence seems to guide Robert's journey through the mists of time as he is transported by the words upon the p | |  | | Legacy of The Ripper
The sequel to the award winning 'A Study in Red - The Secret Journal of Jack the Ripper'
Jack Thomas Reid, nephew of Robert Cavendish who first appeared in A Study in Red - The Secret Journal of Jack the Ripper languishes in the secure Ravenswood Psychiatric Hospital, sentenced to confinement 'at Her Majesty's Pleasure' for a series of apparent 'Jack the Ripper' copycat killings in the picturesque English coastal resort of Brighton. Jack's defence at his trial, that he is a descendant of Jack the Ripper and that the crimes were conducted by an unknown 'mystery man' and that Jack was drugged and made to appear as the killer was regarded as so preposterous and unbelievable that h | |  | | Pestilence
From award winning author Brian L Porter comes the thriller sensation of the year. 'Pestilence' leads where others will follow in creating a scare-fest that will terrify, entertain and astound the reader.
Pestilence....breathe if you dare! /b>
The year is 1958, the place, an idyllic village in the heart of the English countryside. Olney St. Mary has stood in its peaceful rural location for over 900 years. Suddenly however, the peace of the community is shattered when two teenage boys are stricken with a mystery illness. The newly arrived village doctor suspects `flu to be the cause of their malady. Her initial diagnosis is terribly and tragically wrong!
Before long, Doctor Hilary Newton and the residents of Olney are plunged into a nightmare of Biblical proportions as | |  | | Purple Death
A serial poisoner is at large, his victims many, from different walks of life, apparently unconnected and worse still for the police spread across the miles in at least two cities. Nothing can prepare the investigators for what they find as they delve into the series of horrendous murders.
Tranquil suburban Richmond-on-Thames, home to such landmarks as Hampton Court Palace and Kew Gardens, becomes the setting for a series of shocking and particularly gruesome murders that lead Detective Inspector Sean Connor and his team into a labyrinthine investigation in which all roads lead towards a thirty-year-old unsolved murder. The victims, all apparently unconnected to each other, are being dipatched by the use of a singularly unique poison, previously more closely associated with the notorious medieval Borgia family. As the murders begin to multiply at an alarming rate, Connor find | |  | | The Nemesis Cell
An international investigation is launched when a series of deaths around the world are linked to a long-defunct Belgian fertility clinic. Inspector Harry Houston and his team must slowly piece together the clues in order to solve the mystery of 'The Nemesis Cell'.
Recently placed 6th in the annual Preditors and Editors Readers Awards Poll. (Mystery novel Category)
A group of women gather at a Belgian fertility clinic where Doctor Margherita Dumas offers a revolutionary and decidedly experimental treatment for their infertility. A year later each of the women gives birth to a healthy baby boy. It would seem that the doctor's controversial methods have been successful. Thirty years later a mysterious killer stalks and begins to wipe out the children born as a result of the programme. Is there a link between the events of the past and the deaths o |
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