Publications

The first book in the series, Lyngate Woods, shows a senseless vicious murder in West London starts a reign of horrific attacks on young women, leaving the police clueless as to the motive behind them. As a pattern emerges, Detectives Andy Martins and Charlotte Campbell begin to piece together a profile of the killer. The killings lead them to a suspect who has a unrelenting motive for killing these women. Despite the killer leaving them clues, they are running out of time to stop him. Can they get a step ahead before his final act that will end his mission? A psychological thriller that draws readers in from the outset, killings are made all the more disturbing by the fact its protagonist engages with his victims’ families whilst undertaking his murderous deeds.

Awoken is the second book in the series, which sees a return to killings following the discovery of two bodies. The focus on moral injustice and the pervasive and scary potential of social media, is highlighted even further, to devastating effect. Awoken, shows the identity of who survived the traumatic impact of the original book in the series. The unfinished mission needs to be completed and this is demonstrated cruelly to surprised victims.
Detective Andy Martins is once again torn by the harrowing discoveries of victims following vicious assaults.

A Killer's Revenge: The impact of the fateful night which saw Detectives Alice Pepper and Andy Martins encounter serial killer Rob Hills, is finally revealed.

The final book in the Rob Hills Murder series sees Scarlett Martins, daughter of DCI Andy Martins, become embroiled in a series of violent crimes. The victims are connected through a common event, which results in Alice Pepper leading a team of investigators to track the killer.

As the investigation seemed to have come to an end, an unexpected twist throws the police into turmoil, when the killings continue. The surprising identity of the killer, takes the investigation to Norway and to a distressing ending.

A psychological thriller from the author of Lyngate Woods and Awoken, that continues the legacy of a serial killer, who used social media with disturbing effects.

Last of the Fruit Kings: The story of a gang of four young boys, Pádraig, Fintan, Donnacha and Séan who grew up in the early 1900's. Their gang, 'The Fruit Kings', was formed in their early childhood and they were rarely seen in the town without at least two gang members strolling the paths. As they reached their teenage years, the Irish town they grew up in saw a significant change, which would also change their young lives forever.

Ireland was part of the United Kingdom during the First World War. The war period was marked by significant political and social changes, including the rising tide of Irish nationalism.

Many young Irishmen were eager to participate in the war, either out of a sense of duty, adventure, or economic necessity. Recruitment drives were successful in enlisting many young men from Ireland. The four young members of the 'Fruit Kings' had choices to make which would split their loyalties and test their long friendships.

A story of love, hate and sorrow, the political turmoil of young lives is seen through the eyes of four young boys from a small town in Ireland. The story takes us to Belgium and France before concluding in the heroic rise of a nationalistic rising