Lifesign

A crime so brutal, it doesn't end at deathWhen a walk home in Surrey leads to a schoolboy stumbling upon a horrific crime scene of 96 containers, each filled with perfectly preserved bodily remains, it's down to D.I. Eva Harris to take on the unfathomable case.

Already haunted by her brush with the criminal underworld, Harris still has fears for her life and the truth of what really happened being uncovered.

But now facing a new crime scene, she is forced to look at her options: either she is hunting a lone psychopath, or this is the labour of a network larger than she could have imagined.

As the case takes her across borders from the upper class of society's highest elite, to the bottom of a tense law-breaking chain Harris must judge whether she can stomach the very limits of humanity, before her blood too runs cold

A dark, gripping detective novel that fans of Stuart MacBride and M.W. Craven will love.

Praise for the D.I. Harris series:

'Puts the thrill in thrillerDefinitely one of the best reads of the year.' Reader Review

'Wow!...Strap yourself in, take a deep breath, as you'll be going at warp speedIntelligently plotted with well-crafted characters. An excellent read.' Reader Review

'Suspenseful and gripping and a terrific page-turner!...I fully recommend it if you enjoy a fast-paced thriller with twists and turns galore!' Reader Review

'A fast paced, exhilarating and really exciting readwill capture the interest of readers right from the first page.' Reader Review

'I absolutely loved it!... gripped me from the start and the pace never let up...I would happily recommend this to crime thriller readers!' Reader Review

'If you want thrills and chills by the bucket load then you seriously can't go wrong with this bookA thrilling read that doesn't let go until the very last page!' Reader Review

'This is a mindbending thrillerI enjoyed it immensely and highly recommend it.' Reader Review

'UnputdownableI ended up finishing the book in a few hoursEva is such a great character and very easy to root for.' Reader Review