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    Black by Rose: CSI Eddie Collins, #2
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    Black by Rose: CSI Eddie Collins, #2
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    Black by Rose: CSI Eddie Collins, #2

    By Andrew Barrett

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    About this ebook

    Crime Scene Investigator, Eddie Collins, always did the right thing – but this time it might kill him.

     

    Eddie knew there was something out of place. It was a double murder but rigged to look like a murder-suicide, and it was high-profile enough for the Major Crime Unit (MCU) to recruit him.

    But that's when Eddie's problems really began.

    Slade Crosby's vile gang, murder, rape, and rob their way around the city. The MCU have tried to bring down the whole family for years, but Slade always wriggled free – growing stronger, further out of reach.

    When Eddie finds a victim dead, he takes things to a dangerous new level, and discovers why Slade is always one step ahead. Someone is prepared to sell-out undercover officers, prepared to kill Eddie Collins too, just to stay away from their own past.

    With a gun at his head, Eddie must find a way to survive, and then go after Slade and his accomplice. Time is running out, and if he fails, his will be the first of many funerals.

     

    If you like fast-paced and gripping crime thrillers with a strong forensic element, you'll love Andrew Barrett's Black by Rose. It will appeal to fans of Kathy Reichs, Robert Bryndza and Angela Marsons.

    To experience Eddie's battle to uncover the corruption, buy Black by Rose today.


    What people say about Black by Rose:
    ~ An outright masterpiece.
    ~ The writing is urgent, exciting, at times upsetting, even terrifying. It is utterly convincing and extremely brutal where it needs to be.
    ~ Fast paced, thrilling, thought provoking. I couldn't fault this book..
    ~ You really get to care about Eddie and your heart is in your mouth when you read about what happens to him.
    ~ If you like CSI type books that are fast paced, gritty and with great believable characters, this is the book for you.
    ~ This book has love, tears, humour and drama. A well written story with tension and some edge of the seat moments.
    ~ When I was reading it, I struggled to put it down; when I wasn't reading it, I was itching for an opportunity to pick it up again.

     

    Also available by Andrew Barrett:

    The Third Rule - CSI Eddie Collins 1
    Black by Rose - CSI Eddie Collins 2
    Sword of Damocles - CSI Eddie Collins 3
    Ledston Luck - CSI Eddie Collins 4
    The Death of Jessica Ripley - CSI Eddie Collins 5

    This Side of Death – CSI Eddie Collins 6


    The Lift - An Eddie Collins Short Story
    The Note - An Eddie Collins Novella
    The Lock - An Eddie Collins Novella

    The Crew – An Eddie Collins Novella

    A Long Time Dead - Roger Conniston 1
    Stealing Elgar - Roger Conniston 2
    No More Tears - Roger Conniston 3

     

    The End of Lies – a psychological thriller with teeth

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherThe Ink Foundry
    Release dateDec 13, 2018
    ISBN9781386831778
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    Black by Rose: CSI Eddie Collins, #2
    Author

    Andrew Barrett

    Do you like your crime thrillers to have a forensic element that adds to the realism? Do you like your lead character to be someone intense and unafraid to take on authority? Andrew writes precisely that kind of crime thriller, and has done since 1996, about the same time he became a CSI in Yorkshire. He doesn't write formulaic fiction; each story is hand-crafted to give you a unique flavour of what CSIs encounter in real life - and as a practising CSI, he should know what it's like out there. His thrillers live inside the police domain, but predominantly feature CSIs (or SOCOs as they used to known). Here's your chance to walk alongside SOCO Roger Conniston and CSI Eddie Collins as they do battle with the criminals that you lock your doors to keep out, fighting those whose crimes make you shudder. This is as real as it gets without getting your hands bloody. Find out more about him at www.andrewbarrett.co.uk where you can sign up for his newsletter and claim your free starter library.

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