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<p><strong>Coppers hacks drinkers right wing populism and murder you say? Ian Ridley is as deft and as compelling as ever</strong>- REV. RICHARD COLES</p><p><strong>Gripping fast-paced and intriguing. Jan is a fabulous character who you really want to win</strong> - CANDY DENMAN AUTOR OF THE DR CALLIE HUGHES SERIES</p><p><strong><em>A roller coaster of a thriller that grabbed me from the first page and didn't let go... As topical as today's newspaper you'll be convinced it's actually happened</em></strong><em> - STEPHEN LEATHER</em></p><p><strong>A fast and furious thriller.</strong> NATASHA HARDING THE SUN</p><p><br></p><p><strong>WHEN CATCHING A KILLER MEANS BETRAYING A CODE</strong></p><p><br></p><p>WHEN investigative reporter Jan Mason discovers that a young woman found strangled to death in her Chelsea flat is the daughter of a prominent politician she knows she has a big story on her hands.</p><p>What she doesn't know yet is that a mystery man has just told a stunned Alcoholics Anonymous meeting nearby that he might have killed his partner in a drunken blackout. And that Jan's old flame Jim Phillips the Metropolitan Police's deputy head of counter terrorism and a recovering alcoholic himself was in that meeting - bound by its confidentiality. Soon a member of the AA meeting will also be found dead strangled with the same scarf.</p><p>Resourceful well-connected and always one step ahead of the police Jan is willing to put herself in harm's way if it means catching a killer. And landing a front page exclusive.</p>