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Night Train

(2020)
(The ninth book in the Freeman Files series)
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The perfect blend of detective mystery and everyday life, that will delight fans of Sally Rigby, Faith Martin, Joy Ellis, Simon McCleave, and Pauline Rowson. A gripping series that will have you hooked.

Ivan Kendall met a mysterious demise in March 2014 in a remote station restroom, eighty miles away from his home.
What compelled this unassuming family man to embark on a late-night journey from South Wales to Westbury? While diligently pursuing the shadowy figure responsible for the demise of Grant Burnside, the team encounters an old adversary blocking their path to justice.


Suzie Ferris takes a significant step by moving in with Gus, unveiling new layers of their relationship, while Lydia Logan Barre embarks on an emotional quest to uncover the truth about her father.

PRAISE FOR TED TAYLER:
“Ted Tayler brilliantly weaves the details of the mysterious murder dropping bread crumbs for readers to follow. We follow Freeman and his team as they interview witnesses, suspects, and friends of the victim. Along with his liberal use of British colloquialisms, he enriches the flavour of the tale. His prose brings the investigation to life. I think Gus Freeman will be as appealing as The Phoenix. I highly recommend this book to anyone who enjoys a solid mystery.” Elizabeth.
"The pacing is excellent, the characters believable and the cold case work excellent as well. I already know that I will be reading all of this series" Jenna.
“Gus Freeman is a multi-dimensional character who is not only called on to help solve a crime, but also deal with his personal issues. It is always a joy to read this author's stories. He is not just a writer but a great storyteller.” Amy Shannon.
"A fabulous find! Ted Tayler is gifted in making sure the reader becomes an integral part of what he has written, become one with the book." Dora.

Genre: Mystery

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