D.I. Charlie Priest starts his day by investigating the discovery of a body in a local park. Then Hartley Goodrich is found dead in his armchair. There are no shortages of murder suspects but Charlie is determined to find out what is going on in his patch. From the author of THE JUDAS SHEEP and THE MUSHROOM MAN.
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Detective Inspector Charlie Priest s day hasn t got off to a good start. Late for work for the first time in twenty years, thanks to a sloe gin hangover, he s faced with the rather grisly evidence of a crime in the local park before a call comes in to say that one of his new constables has discovered a body. Hartley Goodrich has been found dead in his armchair, right beside the flowerpot that caused the gaping gash in his head. There s little doubt that this was murder, and when Charlie discovers that Hartley s financial advice had lost his clients a small fortune, there s no shortage of murder suspects either. But is the case all it seems? The enquiry re - opens an investigation involving diamonds, drugs and stolen gold bullion . . . and plenty of danger to boot.
Stuart Pawson was born in Leeds and still lives in Yorkshire. He has worked for British Coal and, more recently, in the Probation Service, acting as a mediator between offenders and their victims. His interests include walking, painting and foreign travel.
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