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BEHIND CLOSED DOORS
A college kid with a sob-story. A combination to have any PI locking his door. Teenager Sadie Bannister has barged into Eddie Flynn's office on a mission. Her friend Rebecca has vanished. She wants her back. Simple – if you ignore the fact that her friend's parents say she's safe and well. That's what they tell Flynn anyway. Problem is, they won't let him see their daughter. And when Flynn chips away at the wall surrounding the teenager some nasty people pop out. Suddenly it's clear that something very bad is happening to Rebecca. With her own family fighting him and no-one else around to save the girl, Flynn has no option but to stay involved ... and no plan but to draw fire from the bad guys to lure them into the open. But these people have too much to lose... ...that's why Flynn's assignment has to become terminal. Available from House On The Hill 4th Feb 2016 Paperback ISBN 978-1522738916 Amazon kindle ASIN B01BI91AKA |
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THE DEVIL'S SNARE Summer. The New Forest. A child alone in a holiday caravan. When her parents return, she's gone. Two years later the Barbers are still searching for their daughter. But are they faking? The police believe so. Likewise a dangerous vigilante: if the law can't touch the "Killer Couple" then he'll bring justice his own way. Investigator Eddie Flynn steps in to protect the Barbers and to search for their child. But it's not only the vigilante Flynn must battle. He's in a race with the tabloids to get to the truth about this family. And the more Flynn unearths, the more he senses that his clients have things they don't want him to know... Eddie Flynn, the irrepressible P.I. from Behind Closed Doors is back – on another job he should never have touched. A Kirkus Reviews Recommended book Available from House On The Hill 24 January 2015 Paperback ISBN 978-1508569909 Amazon kindle ASIN B00SICIR0M |
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COLD CALL
In the black of night the intruder breaks into the victim's house armed with a knife and garrotte. Her body is found thirty hours later, a mass of stab wounds, a deadly laceration round her neck. Is this the Diceman, killing again after seven years lying low? Or does London have a copycat killer? P.I. Eddie Flynn has been out of that world since his failed hunt for the Diceman let the killer go free and cost him his job in the Metropolitan Police. Now, with the new killer on the rampage a bizarre phone call from the dead victim drags Flynn right back to centre stage and a new hunt. But this killer – copycat or not – takes a P.I.'s interference personally. So now he has a new focus for his madness. Available from House On The Hill 15 February 2016 Paperback ISBN 978-1519275301 Amazon kindle ASIN B01BMGP2VW |
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SLOW LIGHT
Cheating husbands. P.I Eddie Flynn doesn't judge. He just brings back the evidence for a fee and lets the client do the judging. Not that the present fee is much. Young mother Lisa Elland can barely afford the bargain basement charge for a quick check on her husband. But pay she will: even bad news is better than not knowing whether she still has a marriage. As for Flynn, the job is a nice filler before he shuts up shop for Christmas. But there's a problem. You can't catch a guy cheating until you find him. And Ray Elland isn't findable. He's disappeared completely with just an overnight bag and a sleazy excuse. He's nowhere to be found. No-one has seem him or heard from him. It's like he doesn't exist. And Flynn's quick investigation has hit the rocks. Then complications arise. Flynn is being followed. He's being threatened. And Lisa has stopped answering her phone. The quick investigation has just turned into a nightmare... Available from House On The Hill 25 November 2018 Paperback ISBN 978-11729023891 Amazon kindle ASIN B07KVM51L4 |
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THE WATCHING
It's every woman's worst nightmare... Kate Walker is a criminal lawyer with a crushing caseload and clients who rarely appreciate her efforts. But if her job is more purgatory than career she's not about to give up on it. Helping the underdog and the vulnerable is her passion. And even if the job leaves little time for herself she can't complain. After all, she has great friends, a beautiful home and a new lover. Life outside the office and courtroom is pretty good. Maybe too good ... because someone has noticed. Someone who'd like in on her perfect world. Now they're watching her, calling her, tormenting her with their increasingly dark games. And as Kate's life slides insidiously from disbelief to nightmare she realises that no-one can help. She's alone in her dangerous new world. Soon she's watching every shadow, avoiding empty places and late trains and scurrying home each night to her locks and barricades. But what if locks and barricades aren't enough? What if her tormentor, like a ghost or demon, can just walk in? Available from House On The Hill 3 May 2018 Paperback ISBN 978-1986676137 Amazon kindle ASIN B07CVCFGFC |
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Praise for Michael Donovan's Eddie Flynn novels
...a real page-turner
Lytham St Annes Express
A slick, dynamic mystery... good old-fashioned detective work
Kirkus Reviews
A fantastic book: I was gripped ... I can see why Michael Donovan
was winner of the Northern Crime Competition
newbooksmag.com
...part Philip Marlowe, part Eddie Gumshoe, a likeable
wisecracking guy... very well recommended
Eurocrime
...will leave the reader shocked and thrilled by
the intensity of the writing ... escapism at its best.
Postcard Reviews
The plot's twists and turns ... kept me guessing to the end
Librarything.com
... deliciously complex ... a potentially real criminal plot, with a chillingly
indifferent ring leader ... make(s) the readers' hair stand on end.
Donovan refreshingly breaks [the tradition] with remarkable success
CuckooReview.com
... a chilling thriller crafted with a fluid narrative style...
always engaging ... wild nightmarish scenes...
Bookpleasures
Masterful... If you haven't been
introduced to Eddie Flynn yet, be prepared.
Red City Review
... complicated ... wonderful ... brilliant. I recommend anyone ...
to try this book. [It] will haunt your days and nights.
Georgia Cuthbertson, Cuckoo Review