ROUGH JUSTICE
The law is the law. But where do you go for justice?
Catching the scrotes who shoot other drug dealers in the head in the front seat of their Corvettes in Camden at three in the morning - that’s one thing.
When little girls are murdered, and you know who did it - and clever lawyers keep them out of stir - well, that’s something else.
And when one of your own, fresh out of the Academy, gets kicked to death in some back alley and a guy who did it grins at you as he gets a Not Guilty verdict from an apathetic jury - well, patience starts to wear thin.
Perhaps in a normal year they would all have got through it, just like every year before it. But this is no ordinary year.
Tough, by turns bitterly funny and achingly poignant, ROUGH JUSTICE is the story of a London major crime squad in the year when justice is finally served - outside the courts.
‘Full of strong characters, sympathetically written…the pace and tension are such that it is not easy to put down…I would recommend this book to anyone’
- Shot In The Dark
THE CERTAINTY OF DOING EVIL
The second book in the Madeleine Fox crime series
Madeleine Fox supposes she shouldn’t yawn over a naked, dead woman but it is four in the morning and she’s tired.
Perhaps she has seen too many dead bodies. These toms should really be more careful, especially if they’re going to specialise in BDSM. It’s not all 50 Shades of Grey and shopping.
It’s seems like just another murder, and they find their prime suspect within twenty four hours. He insists he is innocent - but then they all do, don’t they?
Fox is the only detective in the Area Major Incident Team who believes him. She decides to dig a little deeper.
By the time the case file is closed everyone from the Commissioner down to Fox herself wish she hadn’t.
You can peel away as many layers as you want; but never think you know everything about any human heart.
