SOME WILL DIE - IS PUBLISHED

MY LATEST BOOK, SOME WILL DIE, HAS BEEN PUBLISHED

A killer creeps in through a downstairs window and comes out rolled up in a blood soaked carpet.


London crime boss Joe Ricci speaks to his masters in Italy who dispatch Isobella Bellini to discover the identity of a man found shot in a hotel room.


DI Dave Simmons is tasked with locating the hitman responsible, bringing him into direct contact with Isobella and the London arm of the Italian crime organisation. 


Who had arranged the hit becomes a deepening mystery as Dave’s investigation identifies potential new players putting his life in danger.


As further shootings arise it becomes obvious more is at stake than a simple murder. An agreement between two London crime factions is reaching the point of no return as each suffers the impact of a deteriorating situation.


With the hitman still at large, two crime organisations tooling up, a rival department causing a headache, can Dave find a solution while at the same time preventing London descending into violent gang warfare? 


A gripping crime drama that will raise questions all the way to a unexpected ending.


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