PRAISE FOR DAVID MARK, SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLING AND RICHARD & JUDY BOOKCLUB AUTHOR:
'Breathtaking. Mark writes bad beautifully.' Peter May
'Truly exhilarating and inventive.' Peter James
'David Mark takes you to the darkest edges of Hull and Back, but be prepared for a late night.' Martina Cole
'Gripping story lines steeped in emotion and menace, with a larger than life character whom I love to reacquaint myself with.' Mel Sherratt
'Highly entertaining.' The Sunday Times
'There is a good array of villains, and Mark is impressive in his sensitive portrayals of the relationships between the principal characters at work and home.' The Times
SIX DARK CASES. ONE DETECTIVE YOU WILL NEVER FORGET
He's built like a Highland warrior. He's gentle as a child. He's the wrong copper in the wrong place. And he's the only one who can make these cases speak.
Detective Aector McAvoy walks the brown-water docklands of Hull, the salt marshes of Sunk Island, the lonely fells of Weardale and the wide, weather-bitten estuary of the Humber. He carries a scar on his face he won't talk about, a wife with her own dangerous past, and a fierce gentleness that makes him useless at the bar and irreplaceable at a crime scene. Working under the bruised, brilliant Detective Trish Pharaoh, he takes the cases nobody else can stomach.
A clairvoyant murdered on the salt marshes at Sunk Island, a blue stone spike pushed through her chest.
A severed head displayed in Hull's Roman museum, coins nailed through the eyes.
A witch bottle uncovered in a Weardale cottage. And the old, unkillable thing it was made to keep out.
An orphanage high in the Carpathians where a Dying Room is still whispered about, decades after it should have been forgotten.
These are crime novels rooted in the rain-lashed estuaries, limestone moors, smoke-stained terraces and weather-beaten coastlines of England's unloved North. One boot in the gutter, one in the deep, strange folklore of an older country.
Please note these are books 9–14 in the series, but can be read without reading the previous eight books first.
THIS BOX SET INCLUDES SIX BOOKS:
PAST LIFE
BLIND JUSTICE
FLESH AND BLOOD
THE BURNING TIME
PAST REDEMPTION
AFTER THE WEEPING
Perfect for readers of Peter May, Stuart MacBride, JD Kirk and Val McDermid.
Genre: Mystery
'Breathtaking. Mark writes bad beautifully.' Peter May
'Truly exhilarating and inventive.' Peter James
'David Mark takes you to the darkest edges of Hull and Back, but be prepared for a late night.' Martina Cole
'Gripping story lines steeped in emotion and menace, with a larger than life character whom I love to reacquaint myself with.' Mel Sherratt
'Highly entertaining.' The Sunday Times
'There is a good array of villains, and Mark is impressive in his sensitive portrayals of the relationships between the principal characters at work and home.' The Times
SIX DARK CASES. ONE DETECTIVE YOU WILL NEVER FORGET
He's built like a Highland warrior. He's gentle as a child. He's the wrong copper in the wrong place. And he's the only one who can make these cases speak.
Detective Aector McAvoy walks the brown-water docklands of Hull, the salt marshes of Sunk Island, the lonely fells of Weardale and the wide, weather-bitten estuary of the Humber. He carries a scar on his face he won't talk about, a wife with her own dangerous past, and a fierce gentleness that makes him useless at the bar and irreplaceable at a crime scene. Working under the bruised, brilliant Detective Trish Pharaoh, he takes the cases nobody else can stomach.
A clairvoyant murdered on the salt marshes at Sunk Island, a blue stone spike pushed through her chest.
A severed head displayed in Hull's Roman museum, coins nailed through the eyes.
A witch bottle uncovered in a Weardale cottage. And the old, unkillable thing it was made to keep out.
An orphanage high in the Carpathians where a Dying Room is still whispered about, decades after it should have been forgotten.
These are crime novels rooted in the rain-lashed estuaries, limestone moors, smoke-stained terraces and weather-beaten coastlines of England's unloved North. One boot in the gutter, one in the deep, strange folklore of an older country.
Please note these are books 9–14 in the series, but can be read without reading the previous eight books first.
THIS BOX SET INCLUDES SIX BOOKS:
PAST LIFE
BLIND JUSTICE
FLESH AND BLOOD
THE BURNING TIME
PAST REDEMPTION
AFTER THE WEEPING
Perfect for readers of Peter May, Stuart MacBride, JD Kirk and Val McDermid.
Genre: Mystery
Used availability for David Mark's The East Yorkshire Mysteries