Sword of Damocles

Sometimes suicides... aren't

When the remains of a woman are found in a burnt-out car, Eddie Collins reluctantly teams up with his enemy, DI Benson, to untangle the knot of lies behind this apparent suicide.

In the midst of all this, Eddie’s life grows more complicated by the day; his perfect relationship is suffocating him. As a CSI in the Major Crime Unit, he is also being forced to accept a promotion that he doesn’t want, leading a team that he can’t control or tolerate.

Acting against orders, Eddie goes up against a killer who is determined that his thirty-year-old secret remains hidden at all costs.

There’s one more killing to come. Has Eddie got the skills to prevent it?

What people are saying about Sword of Damocles

• This is one of the best books I've read for a long time.
• In one part of it they get a new employee. I laughed so much I wet myself.
• This is the best of the Eddie Collins series so far, and the other two were amazingly good.
• This is another excellent read and gives a different approach from many crime thrillers.
• This is a gripping thriller with a central character one can empathise with.
• Whoever said sarcasm is the lowest form of wit obviously hasn’t read this series!
• His stories are never boring, frequently shocking, often sad, he also has a brilliant sense of humor.
• These books really are everything you need in an intelligent thriller.

Note: Sword of Damocles was previously published by Bloodhound Books in 2018 as The Hammer Falls.