He's acidic and twisted; a prince of sarcasm who hates people. Not ideal qualities in a CSI. But what CSI Eddie Collins lacks in people skills, he more than makes up for in crime scene expertise. But this time, Eddie has doubts; this time, the evidence is wrong.Jessica Ripley didn't kill her ex-husband. But everyone thinks she did. After serving twelve years for his murder, it's time to get her own back on those who put her inside.It isn't long before she learns what it's like to really murder someone. She's becoming whole again, incrementally rebuilding herself by stealing the lives of those she blames for stealing hers.But things aren't always how they appear; sometimes old friends aren't friends at all. Sometimes, it's just business.And sometimes the evidence lies.Can CSI Eddie Collins trust the evidence, or is someone out to get even? And if Jessica didn't kill her ex, who did? If you like fast-paced...

Black by Rose is the key to it all. When Eddie Collins gets pulled off a job, and resigns because of it, it starts a life changing series of events; and not just for him. Slade Crosby is in the Major Crime Unit's cross-hairs, but when Eddie gets angry and confronts him about the disturbing murder of a young woman, even they cannot save him. Eddie is missing. Now Slade is in the clear. MCU's Operation Domino is dead in the water, and the apparent suicide of an undercover officer goes unchallenged. It all points to a victorious outcome for Slade, especially when Eddie finds himself in deserted woodland on his knees with a gun at his head. And no way out. Slade has eyes everywhere. But can Eddie's death kick-start the Operation when new information comes out? What people say about Black by Rose ...the story lingers in the mind long after the last words have been read. I loved the humour, winced at some of the...

Capital Punishment is back! When you're accused of murder, you'd better hide, run, or fight. The Third Rule is England's new infallible capital punishment. Absolute proof of guilt is no longer required, so there’s a queue at the Slaughter House doors. CSI Eddie Collins hasn't killed anyone, but he knows who has. That’s why he’s on the Slaughter House list, and when a government hunter tracks him down, Eddie has to fight or die. ‘If you want to kill serious crime, you have to kill serious criminals.’ Sir George Deacon, Minster of Justice. ‘I've read all the usual suspects - Ian Rankin, Mark Billingham, Peter Robinson, Peter James, Stuart McBride, etc - and was looking for something similar. I wasn't disappointed with Andrew Barrett.’ **

The Lift is a stand alone Eddie Collins short story of about 30 pages. CSI Eddie Collins embarks on another ordinary day. But the people he meets in a lift prove that you should never make assumptions, never let preconceptions sway your judgement. And never let down your guard

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