SEVEN DAYS TO DIE

MEET DETECTIVE JACK MACINTOSH IN THIS BRILLIANT NEW CRIME SERIES.

Please note this book is a completely revised version of Seven Days.

A brutal killer who strangles young women and leaves their bodies strewn across London’s parks. A killer who leaves his next victim’s shoe beside the body of his last one. Detective Jack MacIntosh has seven days to find the truth.

A young woman’s body is discovered in Hyde Park. Wearing only one shoe.

Close to the body, Detective Jack MacIntosh finds a black stiletto, diamante buckle glinting in the early morning sun. But it doesn’t belong to the victim.

Two days later, another young woman is found strangled to death in nearby Green Park. Wearing just one shoe — the matching stiletto. Hidden in the long grass beside the body, the police uncover a low-heeled court shoe.

Detective Jack and his team are in a race against time to find the owner of the court shoe before it’s far, far too late.

At the same time, Jack is fighting demons of his own. Demons which rise up from the past and threaten to cloud his judgement just when he needs it most.

Detective Jack is hunting a brutal killer. A killer who delights in playing cat-and-mouse games. Who will win this deadly battle of wits?

Perfect for fans of Helen H. Durrant, Bill Kitson, Biba Pearce, Lynda La Plante, Angela Marsons, Rachel McLean, J.D. Kirk, Rachel Abbott, Elly Griffiths, J.M. Dalgliesh or Patricia Gibney.

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THE DETECTIVE

Detective Inspector Jack MacIntosh is a dedicated and loyal police officer, the one person you would want to fight your corner if you had the choice. But he has been known to overstep the boundaries and cross the line to get the job done. As a four-year-old boy he discovered his mother’s body swinging from a light fitting — after which, Jack and his younger brother were taken into care. Jack did OK, his brother not so much. A bit of a loner, Jack has never married or seems to be one for personal relationships — although plenty of women would like to give it a shot. He lives in a charming mews cottage in central London. No one is quite sure how he can afford it on a detective’s salary.