Sutton Mills series by JG Alva (#2-4)
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Overview: James Alva never thought he would be an author. Sketching and painting from an early age, James always envisaged a life ruled by pigment: portraits, commissions, advertising and the like. Writing was only a hobby. Writing was fun. From a four hundred page novel about alien civilisations at the age of fourteen, to twenty five more years of writing without having a single piece or composition published, James almost gave up a thousand times. During this period, he studied Art, earning a Fine Art Degree; at the same time he struggled through a succession of jobs in a bid to earn enough to live: a cleaner, a bartender at a golf course, a laster in a shoe factory, a warehouse assistant, a sales technician, a planning engineer. James Alva is the author of Tattoo, Drawing Blood, The Artisans and The Bristol Savages, and lives in Bristol.
Genre: Thriller & Crime
Drawing Blood (#2)
Sutton Mills is not a detective, a private eye, or a vigilante. He is not a crusader. He is a man with an insatiable love of puzzles, an aspiring student of Art, an admirer of women. But that is not all that Sutton Mills is.
Sometimes, when the police are unable to help, Sutton might step in to offer assistance…for a price. Tall, good looking, physically fit, with long dark hair, he has had some success in recovering stolen items…and even a missing person or two.
But when he wakes in a mouldy, dark room, he has no idea who his kidnappers are or why they have abducted him. In the wake of the murder of his long-time friend Gavin Thompson, Sutton was too busy puzzling over the items left to him in his friend’s will: a lockbox, and a list of names. The lockbox has no key, and the list of names is without an accompanying note of explanation. Why was Gavin murdered? Was he in trouble? And if he was, why did he not come to Sutton for help? Only after a daring escape is Sutton able to turn his mind toward tracking down his abductors, and finding out who killed his friend…
The Artisans (#3)
Sutton Mills is not a detective, a private eye, or a vigilante. But when people have nowhere to go, and the police are unwilling – or unable – to help, then people come to Sutton Mills. He is a lover of puzzles, an aspiring student of Art, an admirer of women. His methods are unorthodox, and if he doesn’t break the law, then he has been known to bend it from time to time. But tonight he is none of those things. Because tonight he is on the run.
Sutton Mills has managed to recover Toby Matheson, a fifteen year old boy, from the clutches of a cult known as the Church of the New Artisans. But in his haste to escape and prevent the boy from being brainwashed, he has inadvertently left a trail of breadcrumbs for the Cult to follow.
The Artisans – led by a delusional psychopath known only as Bellafont – have despatched their Soldiers in an effort to bring back the boy. Trained, deadly, they will stop at nothing to recover young Toby. Even if it means harming innocent bystanders in their way. Or Sutton’s friends to get to him…
Vanishing Point (#4)
Bereft from the loss of an old friend, Sutton Mills has fallen into disreputable habits. That is until Fin finds a case for him to look into: the mysterious hit-and-run of a young man called Christopher Masters. Chris didn’t have any friends, any hobbies, and he certainly didn’t have any enemies. Why then does it seem that his death was no accident, that someone intentionally ran him over? What at first appears like an accident soon turns into a strange, tangled web of lies, deceit, greed, and murder.
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