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Overview: Harry Navinski has always loved stories, reading by torchlight under his bed sheets when he should have been sleeping. He was first published in the Wyton Eye, the base magazine at Royal Air Force Wyton. Harry continued to write for magazines – in between maintaining, repairing and launching military aircraft – for many years.
It was the 1990s when he created and edited RAF Active, the RAF’s magazine for sports and adventurous activities. Harry’s articles, written from his involvement in numerous sports and challenging activities, included skiing, sailing, judo, and scuba diving, to name a few.
Genre: Fiction > Mystery/Thriller
The Test: Murder in the Mews (#1.5)
In 1920s’ London, a chilling murder takes place on a quiet street of respectable citizens – a solicitor brutally murdered in his own home. When the Metropolitan Police’s investigators hit a dead end, the Chief Constable puts out a call for help to the incomparable detective, Silvester Locke-Croft. With unrivalled talents, a razor-sharp mind, and a memory that rivals an elephant’s, Locke-Croft takes on the case that has confounded Scotland Yard.
As Locke-Croft peels back the layers of secrecy in the crime-ridden streets, hidden evidence emerges, illuminating the incompetence of his counterparts. But corruption and collusion lurk around every corner, making the pursuit of justice a perilous journey. Locke-Croft’s forensic acumen and unyielding determination lead him down a path of unexpected twists and turns, culminating in a surprising revelation that exposes the true face of evil.
The Duty (#2)
From Kincardine to Kolkata
From the moody shores of Kincardine to the bustling streets of Kolkata, Detective Chief Inspector Suzanna McLeod is determined to uncover the truth behind the gruesome murder of a young woman—mutilated and drowned. As she delves deeper into the investigation, a dark underbelly of illegal immigration, slavery, and unspeakable brutality emerges, bringing her face-to-face with the disturbing realities of a world driven by power and exploitation.
But Suzanna’s path is riddled with obstacles. In Kolkata, the local police force proves uncooperative, and violent gangsters, preying on vulnerable women, force her to confront the depths of human depravity. Amidst the chaos, Suzanna must also navigate the complexities of her own love life, torn between duty and desire.
Threats, fights, exhilarating chases, and dangerous undercover work await Suzanna as she tirelessly pursues justice through the tropical landscapes of Bengal. Only when she gains the evidence she needs does she return to the cold embrace of Scotland to make the long-awaited arrests.
The Key to Murder (#3)
The Key to Murder – Winter arrives earlier than anticipated for George White. He was already house-bound and reliant on carers, but no one expected the cheeky octogenarian to be murdered. There had been no forced entry and no signs of a scuffle; his door unlocked with a key. His breakfast toast uneaten. Stabbed through the heart in his home, sat in his favourite chair, while watching TV. An old trophy has been removed from his cabinet, smashed and left on display. But what could the motive be?
As Detective Chief Inspector Suzanna McLeod digs into his past, a darker side becomes evident, and a number of suspects emerge. Family, neighbours and ex-colleagues come under their microscope. But when Suzanna discovers a business card promoting personal services, the investigation diverges into the realm of Edinburgh’s prostitution rackets and sex trafficking. A dark and gritty world; a place full of dangerous men and vulnerable women.
Suzanna’s worry is that George’s apparent execution could be the first in a series. She cannot bear to think another old man will die if her team doesn’t act quickly. She’d seen it happen before, when others were in charge. Now it was her turn to make sure it didn’t recur. The chase is on to find the murderer before they strike again.
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