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by Ted Tayler (Author)
He thought he'd left his life as a detective behind. But the past has a deadly way of catching up.
Three years after losing his wife, retired DI Gus Freeman is drawn back into the force to lead a new cold case unit. His first investigation: the brutal murder of Daphne Tolliver, a widow killed during her morning walk through the seemingly peaceful Wiltshire woods. As Freeman and his team peel back layers of small-town secrets, they discover a web of hidden relationships and festering grudges. But the deeper they dig, the more dangerous their investigation becomes. With the killer still at large and watching their every move, Freeman must confront not only a cunning adversary but the demons of his own past-before another life is claimed. In this picturesque town, every silence has a story-and not everyone wants the truth revealed. Praise for the Freeman Files Series ★★★★★ This book is full of mystery and intrigue. I really enjoyed reading it ★★★★★ If Tayler writes it, I read it. ★★★★★ This author is not just a writer but a great storyteller. ★★★★★ A magnificent story that kept this reader turning the pages. ★★★★★ I look forward to reading other cases for Freeman. ★★★★★ I already know that I will be reading all 20 in this series!! ★★★★★ Carefully crafted procedural with quirky characters.Author Biography
Ted Tayler is the international best-selling indie author of the Freeman Files and Phoenix series. Ted lives in the English West country, where his stories are based. He was born in 1945 and has been married to Lynne since 1971. They have three children and four grandchildren.
His thought-provoking mysteries appeal to readers of Sally Rigby, Joy Ellis, Pauline Rowson, and Faith Martin. His action-packed thrillers are a must for fans of Mark Dawson and J C Ryan.
Gus Freeman's cold case investigations are carried out with reasoned deduction rather than bursts of frantic action. In each of the 24 books, unsolved murders are accompanied by romance, humour, and country life. The core message in the 12 Phoenix novels is that criminals should pay for their crimes. Unfortunately, the current system fails to deliver the correct punishment, so Phoenix helps redress the balance.
