Detective Jeremy Ryder and his team, in their hunt for a rogue cop, are taken by surprise when criminals decide the best form of defence is attack: an attack on the innocent, in the place where they'll feel it most: their own homes. In the final installment of "The Ryder Quartet" it is once again action all the way, counterpointed by scenes of intense emotion among victims and their families. Drawing from the author's experience accompanying detectives to the front line of crime, on exhaustive interviews with forensic officers, and on research in the exact locations where the crimes occur, this crime thriller takes the reader into the real world of dark crime in a region described as the murder capital of the world.

"Death Dealing"

by Ian Patrick