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NEWS
DCI Tom Caton has had a pretty eventful eighteen months. After three challenging cases enter
Rob Thornton LLB. Junior Leading Counsel, also based in Manchester. Rob, an up and coming barrister with
a bright future ahead of him, has a reputation for prosecuting rapists and perpetrators of domestic violence.
Until he wakes up one morning to find himself accused of rape. The nightmare appears to be over almost before it
has begun. But he is haunted by the sudden disappearance of the woman who accused him. His attempts to
find her are sidetracked by a series of strange messages and mysterious deaths that attract the attention of DCI
Tom Caton, and Scotland Yard's Fixated Threat Assessment Centre. As he struggles to make the connections he discovers
that his own life, and hers, are in jeopardy. The riveting conclusion, in subterranean tunnels beneath the City
of Manchester, will both challenge and surprise you. Think Ian McEwan meets Val McDermid. You will not be disappointed.
[I wish!]. Watch this space!
On the site you will find links to really important sights such as Caton's favourite restaurants,
buildings, and the Pub Crawler's Guide to the City.
There are also links to essential sites for Manchester afficionados. If
you are as hooked on Manchester as I am, or just want to know more about this amazing City, please bookmark it on your
tool bar.
Debut Novelists - It's Competition Time
The Crime Writers Association Debut Dagger competition for 2007 has closed and the winner have been announced. Debut novelists - plenty of time to get your entry
ready for 2008.
The Scott Pack
Blog
Scott Pack is Commercial
Director of The Friday Project. Prior to joining TFP in the summer of 2006, Scott was Buying Manager for Waterstones. Me And My Big Mouth is Scott's uncensored blog on life, the publishing industry and everything.
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Roots and Wings
On page two I've traced the way in which my heritage drew me towards
writing crime fiction, and specifically detective novels.
Links for Crime Writers
On page three, I have shared links to some of the sites for writers
and crime writers that I've found really helpful, and some of the writers I most enjoy reading.
Contact Bill Rogers
If you would like to contact me with any questions, suggestions, or feedback
about this site and its contents, please email me at: billrogers@billrogers.co.uk
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