LOOT & I'M WITH THE BAND: The DCS Palmer and the Serial Murder Squad series by B.L.Faulkner. Cases 5 & 6. Questo articolo non è disponibile.LOOT & I'M WITH THE BAND: The DCS Palmer and the Serial Murder Squad series by B.L.Faulkner. Cases 5 & 6

Two cases from the files DCS Palmer and the Metropolitan Police Serial Murder squad. Case 5 'Loot' sends the team on the trail of stolen WW2 Nazi gold that seems to be the reason for two murders. But where has it come from and how much is there? Soon the body count rises as an old gangland adversary from Palmer's past emerges together with some feisty women and an English MP all prepared to kill for the prize. Everybody is playing cat and mouse with the gold changing hands with every twist and turn of the story that takes Palmer out of London to Gloucester and then to Brighton for an explosive finale.Case 6. 'I'm With The Band' features 70's rock band Revolution are still very big and packing out the major venues today but their original members seem to be dying in suspicious circumstances. Or so their manager thinks and he contacts Palmer's number two with his fears. Palmer is not convinced until a nasty happening at Baker Street tube station underlines what the manager was afraid of. But who would want the band members dead? With a forty year career behind them it could be any one of thousands of past or present contacts. But this killer is confident, so confident he takes on Palmer via social network and tells him 'catch me if you can'. But Palmer's second in command DS Gheeta Singh was brought into his team because of her computer skills and is a match for the killer in cyber space. With just one original band member left alive the threat is real and Palmer must get to the killer before the killer gets to the member. The finale is an explosive one at a major Rock concert at the NEC.Both case move along at the usual fast pace and with the usual ending twist that Faulkner does so well.

B.L.Faulkner comes from a South London family of petty criminals. Thankfully he didn't follow in their footsteps and cut his writing teeth as a copy writer in the advertising agency Irwin, Wasey, Ruthrauff and Ryan before getting lucky with a LE few scripts sent into the BBC and Independent TV companies in the 80's which led to him being employed as a freelance LE writer/script editor. Whilst stuck in various UK hotels with that work he filled notebooks with the storylines and characters for the Palmer books which now he finds the time to write. He hopes you like them. You can follow him on FB.