David Carter: 5 books

In the outskirts of the ancient city of Chester, twenty-something Eleanor Wright lives in a run down caravan in an isolated spot down by the river. She does tricks for men, for cash, to fund a burgeoning drugs habit. It’s early winter, late Friday night, and there’s a thunderstorm hitting...

**The ancient city of Chester, Friday night and the weekend starts here. High summer, skimpy fashions, girls in short skirts and tight jeans, boys looking for fun. A sultry night, and the town's relaxed. It's 11pm and the pubs are beginning to close. The band has just finished playing; packing...

Rhiannon Reece is a seventeen-year-old girl at her last year at school. She lives with her grandparents after her mother was killed when she just one. Her father took it badly and vanished to Australia. She leaves the house in the morning but doesn’t turn up for school. No one has seen her,...

A calculating killer, a laid back policeman, and a frantic phone call mark the beginning of the "Five Dead Rooks" mystery, Inspector Walter Darriteau's seventh case, and unquestionably his most difficult to date. Bilk Thomas runs a Chester city centre nightclub catering for the more...

England in the near future - though you may not like what you see. The Cazenoves and the Wilsons don't get along, leastways the parents don't – the teenage kids adore each other, most of the time, but when the oldest Wilson girl, Tracey, falls pregnant, sparks fly. Donald Cazenove...