Trackerdog Media: 7 books

There have been three suspicious deaths in the ancient city of Chester, but are they accidents, suicide, or murder? Inspector Walter Darriteau lives in the city, and he's soon on the case. "The Murder Diaries – Seven Times Over" is the first novel in a series of seven standalone...

“Down into the Darkness” is David Carter’s tenth book and something of a departure from his usual English murder mysteries (“The Murder Diaries – Seven Times Over” and “The Sound of Sirens”). It’s also a lot shorter than most of his books, running to around 140 pages. One...

Young women are being imported illegally. A young man supporting ageing parents inexplicably vanishes. The body of an Oriental woman is dumped outside the public swimming baths. A magical moneymaking scheme is being promoted at a city centre hotel. Four apparently unconnected...

There are not too many new cases on Inspector Walter Darriteau's desk. Perhaps it's inevitable he thinks of old cases and cold cases and sad cases and nutcases, and that always brings him back to the DC Suzy Wheater affair, and what an horrific business that was. Lisa Greystone travels to the...

Johnny Vergette is repairing an old bike in the garage when his mother calls him into the house. Grist Vergette, his grandfather, passed away a few weeks before, and Johnny’s inheritance has just arrived. It’s a key. The key to Grist’s old garden shed down on the allotments. Johnny...

This is a story for children and the young at heart (of any age!) It features lots of fab characters, beginning of course with the Bunny and the Bear, both of whom are desperately seeking good new homes. Follow the story of the Bunny and the Bear, as they set out on their quest to find a suitable...

Gringo Greene is a philandering man and he doesn't treat his women well, but it all comes back to haunt him. Let me ask you a question. When were you last in love? Was it good for you? Would you recommend it? And if you had the choice, would you do it again? Gringo Greene has...