Three Little Maids - Neal James
Neal James began writing in 2007 and has, since then, released eight novels and six anthologies. He has appeared in both the national and local press, and has also been a regular at branches of Waterstones and local reading groups and libraries in his home counties of Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire. ‘Three Little Maids’, the sequel to his 2013 mystery ‘Full Marks’, is the fourteenth book that he has released in as many years and continues the story of Dennis Marks, one of the finest detectives in the Metropolitan Police. An accountant for over 40 years, that training has given him an insight into much of the background required in the production of his writing so far. He lives in Derbyshire with his wife and family.
GENRE: Crime
Blurb:
Billy Robertson is out for revenge and the target in his sights is Dennis Marks. Holding the DCI responsible for the death of his younger brother, Jack, Robertson seizes on the opportunity given to him by Harold Shaw - another violent criminal falling foul of the skill of one of the Met’s finest detectives - from the confines of his cell at HMP Wandsworth. Fresh from his run-in with the IPCC, Marks is plunged into a murder case involving the death of a teacher at Lainsford Grammar School
