Today I am hosting a spotlight post for a new release to the DI Jack Dawes series by Frances Lloyd. THE MOON KILLER is book 5 in the series but they do work well as stand alone. This is a must read for all Crime Fiction fans.
The Moon Killer (DI Jack Dawes #5)
Author – Frances Lloyd
Publisher – JOFFE BOOKS crime thrillers and mysteries
Genre – Crime Fiction
Publication Date – 30th March 2020
Available from : AMAZON
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SIX VICTIMS . . . ONE VERY TWISTED MURDER METHOD.
FROM BEST-SELLING AUTHOR FRANCES LLOYD
A series of apparently motiveless murders in London.
The only thing linking them is the method — all the victims are killed in a very unusual way.
Detective Inspector Jack Dawes and his sidekick, Detective Sergeant “Bugsy” Malone, face their most baffling case yet.
They discover that the victims do have a connection. And all the murders take place during the night of a full moon.
The Murder Investigation Team call on the assistance of a psychological profiler, the tall, extremely athletic, Cressida Davenport.
Based on her work, the detectives take a huge risk, putting one of their team’s lives at stake to lure the murderer out of hiding.
WHY DOES THE KILLER USE THIS BIZARRE M.O.?
Discover one of the most enjoyable and gripping murder mysteries you’ll read this year!
Perfect for fans of Agatha Christie, LJ Ross, JR Ellis, Angela Marsons or Faith Martin.
MEET THE DETECTIVE
Detective Inspector Jack Dawes, tall and handsome, looks like the fuzz even when he’s off-duty. He rose up through the ranks at Scotland Yard and now is a well-respected detective in the murder squad. A career copper, he was married to the job until he met Coriander during a money laundering investigation, the case which earned him his promotion to DI. He has logical analytical skills. She has intuitive people skills. So he bounces ideas off her. They make a formidable and funny couple whose skills combine to solve crimes.
DETECTIVE INSPECTOR JACK DAWES MYSTERY SERIES
Book 1: THE GREEK ISLAND KILLER
Book 2: THE BLUEBELL KILLER
Book 3: THE SHETLAND KILLER
Book 4: THE GALLOWS GREEN KILLER
Book 5: THE MOON KILLER
The DI Jack Dawes Series
The Greek Island Killer (DI Jack Dawes #1)
Genre – Crime Fiction
Publication Date – 16th October 2019
SOMEONE’S POISONING PARADISE
Detective Inspector Jack Dawes and his bride, Corrie, join eight other holidaymakers bound for a tiny Greek island, ready for a bit of sun, sea and sand. One of them is a ruthless killer. Mayhem ensues when a storm destroys the island’s primitive communications, cutting it off from civilization.
IT’S A PERFECT OPPORTUNITY FOR MURDER.
The Bluebell Killer (DI Jack Dawes #2)
Genre – Crime Fiction
Publication Date – 16th October 2019
HOW MUCH DO YOU TRUST YOUR NEIGHBOURS?
A naked body is found floating in the Thames. Its head and hands have been clumsily hacked off. The murder rocks the affluent, influential residents of riverside Kings Richington. They band together to keep such savage goings-on out of the headlines and demand a discreet police cover-up. Detective Inspector Jack Dawes is on the case, but his investigation keeps hitting dead-ends. Pride for respectability trumps the pursuit of justice. AND PROVIDES THE PERFECT COVER FOR MURDER.
The Shetland Killer (DI Jack Dawes #3)
Genre – Crime Fiction
Publication Date – 16th October 2019
TWO MURDERED WOMEN. TWELVE DAYS TO CHRISTMAS.
DI Jack Dawes is called into investigating the death of a woman found with her throat slit on a snowy London street, twelve days before Christmas. A man, seen standing over the body, has yet to be discovered. Then Jack is sent away to shed light on a grisly death on the Shetland Islands. The corpse of another young woman lies sprawled underneath the tower of secluded Doomdochry Castle. It looks like suicide, but DI Dawes suspects foul play. WHAT SECRETS DOES THE CASTLE HOLD?
The Gallows Green Killer (DI Jack Dawes #4)
Genre – Crime Fiction
Publication Date – 16th October 2019
SOMETHING IS AFOOT IN A SLEEPY SOMERSET HAMLET.
Rosemary and Dick Brown move into a beautiful, secluded house on Gallows Green in the idyllic Somerset village of Lullington Barrow. It seems like a dream come true. But is it too good to be true?
The tight-knit community close ranks when asked about the previous residents.
NO ONE IS WHO THEY APPEAR TO BE.