THE ANGLESEY STALKER

YOUR NEW FAVOURITE DETECTIVE.A very windy Welsh island. A divorced detective with a bad knee, three grown sons and two dogs - an Alsatian cross and a Jack Russell who thinks he’s a tiger.And more dead bodies than DI Alan Williams knows what to do with.FROM THREE-MILLION-SELLING AUTHOR CONRAD JONES, A GRITTY CRIME THRILLER SERIES ON THE SEEMINGLY IDYLLIC ISLAND OF ANGLESEY.Please note this book was previously published as Good, Bad and Pure Evil.It’s the most disturbing crime scene Detective Alan Williams has ever faced. And he’s seen a lot. A remote vicarage on the Anglesey coast. Father Patrick Creegan is tied to a chair, still wearing his dog collar. Opposite him sits the body of a headless man, a shotgun between his legs, his fingers still wrapped around the trigger.It’s been four days since an intruder attacked Father Creegan in his own home, leaving him starved, beaten, and forced to keep vigil over his dead body.Williams needs answers. Who is the dead man? Why did he choose a priest to witness his final moments?Father Creegan insists he knows nothing. Williams doesn’t believe him.He must get the priest to reveal the truth . . . before more people die. Perfect for fans of Simon McCleave, Angela Marsons and M. W. Craven.THE SETTINGThe Isle of Anglesey looks like a postcard: jagged cliffs, snow-capped Snowdonia on the skyline, the foaming sea rolling in off the Irish coast. But danger lies beneath its beauty. The tides that draw the tourists will drag a body halfway across the Irish Sea, the sheltered inlets hide deadly currents, and the inky waters of the Menai Strait cut the island off from the mainland. It’s a remote, windswept place where everyone knows everyone - the perfect place for a killer to hide in plain sight.READERS LOVE THE ANGLESEY STALKER: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ’I was hooked from the start.’ Joe⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ’Expertly done.’ Yana⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ’Complex, emotive, fantastic characters, great themes.’ Louise⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ’Full of dramatic twists and turns.’ John⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ’You’ll be glad to have found this series.’ C⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ’Kept me in suspense right to the end.’ Pauline