Drink with a dead man reviewed on Carol McKay's Lockdown book blog https://carolmckay.blogspot.
Mostly words, a few prints, a few drawings ... and several unfinished stories
Friday, 26 March 2021
My first ever independent blog review and interview
Friday, 26 February 2021
'Drink with a dead man' - now available
Similarly unexpectedly Edinburgh crime reporter Baz Rose hears of a
proposed, and potentially problematic, reunion for four ex-uni friends who fled
apart on graduation.
DI Luke Darbyshere receives a tip-off more interesting for its provenance
than its content. In pursuing that he finds himself in professional conflict
with the woman who, having given him six months to convince her they should
marry, is struggling to solve a murder.
And Drew Bishop is determined on revenge.
Friday, 15 January 2021
Mercy for a Friday child
Among the conversations which I've known Luke and Baz and Fran must have, as a result of what happened in 'Snap', a new murder story is beginning to emerge, and make connections to what has gone on in the past.
Very early days yet, but finding the perfect title - which then gave impetus and focus to a rag-bag of semi thought-out scenes - and designing the cover has further helped it find a shape.
Thursday, 19 November 2020
'Snap is not a children's game' - cards dealt, now resting
First draft of 'Snap is not a children's game' - book 5 in the 'Love triangles with murder' series featuring DI Luke Darbyshere - today completed at ~96000 words.
Now to let it rest for a bit, so I can come to it fresh and see where all the plotholes are.
Monday, 27 April 2020
Love triangles with murder - now available as ebooks
I've FINALLY got my act together and made available as ebooks my Love triangles with murder series:
At £3.99 each, that works out at a penny per page.
Tuesday, 3 December 2019
Brilliant Blurb!
Tuesday, 17 September 2019
Commission & omission
Second is publicity-shy artist Ivo Kinnersley whose exhibition it is.
Despite a multitude of motives, and many witnesses, evidence to convict either proves elusive. The discovery of a new lead coincides with Ed’s fortieth birthday, interrupting a weekend of celebrations during which DI Luke Darbyshere learns that Ivo Kinnersley has not only already escaped one murder charge, but also shares a past and a secret with the woman with whom he wants to spend the rest of his life.
(Prediction Fiction participants might be pleased to know Pettinger plays a part in this.)
Friday, 13 September 2019
Longest shadows reach
‘Step so grave’ indicated a wealth of history between Luke Darbyshere and Baz Rose. They’d been
born within a week of each other; lived half mile apart, in a Hertfordshire
village small enough to allow no escape.
Each came successfully through adolescence courtesy of Susannah Elphinstone (Baz two years before Luke).Tuesday, 27 August 2019
Inspiratiion and coincidence - 'Longest shadows reach'
Friday, 19 July 2019
'Step so grave' - at last!
Nearly eight years later, the final, final version of ‘Step so Grave’ is available to order.







