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I am particularly happy with our Tackling Domestic Abuse Plan, which I think will provide a strong framework to tackle the day-to-day challenges faced by victims of domestic abuse. I am so proud of what we achieved whilst I was there, particularly in relation to violence against women and girls, and I hope that the government continues to build on this progress. This post gave me the opportunity to work with some fantastic people and deliver some real change for some of the most vulnerable members of society. I could not in good conscience continue in this role in light of recent events, which I believe fundamentally undermined my ability to carry out what was expected of me. One of the main things I have heard from the victims of sexual harassment that I have worked with is that the fear of not being believed, or the system covering up for a powerful individual, is the number one reason that they struggle to come forward. This decision was by no means one I took lightly, but I felt it was one I had to take. If you liked The Handmaid’s Tale this might be your cup of tea.Last week I took the difficult decision to resign from my role as minister for safeguarding. Unborn is a standalone dystopia combined with a legal thriller, taking place in an imagined near future USA. If you liked House of Cards or Bodyguard you’ll enjoy these. The Division Bell trilogy consists of three political thrillers taking place in an imagined dystopian near future. If you liked Survivors or Lost you’ll enjoy these.

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The Village series is a post-apocalyptic psychological thriller trilogy focusing on a family whose past catches up with them. If you want to read more of my books, there are two series and one standalone novel to choose from.

Book 2, Death and Poetry, out in summer 2023.

Book 1, Blood and Money, out on 26 July 2022.

But, as always, I’m writing them in a way that means there are no major spoilers if you do read this series first. Note: It’s best to read these after the Dorset and Zoe books, especially the Zoe books because of Mo moving to Scotland. The books take place around Loch Lomond and Glasgow and the first instalment will be released in the summer of 2022. It also brings back DS Mo Uddin, who was Zoe’s sidekick in the Zoe Finch books, and introduces a new character, DI Jade Tanner. The McBride & Tanner series is a spin-off featuring Dr Petra McBride, who appears in both the Zoe Finch and Dorset Crime books.

Book 9, The Ghost Village Murders (out in 2024) – the final instalment in which the mystery of DCI Mackie’s death will be solved.

Book 8, The Lighthouse Murders (out in late 2023).

Book 7, The Blue Pool Murders (to be released in early 2023).

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Free prequel novella, The Ballard Down Murder.

So if you read these first, it won’t spoil those books. Note: Zoe appears in these books as part of a storyline that’s separate from the main series storyline in the Zoe Finch books. You can read this at any point while reading the rest of the series – you don’t have to read it first. It focuses on DS Dennis Frampton and Lesley doesn’t appear until late in the book. The prequel novella, The Ballard Down Murder, takes place before these books begin. I’ve made sure there are no major spoilers in the books so far. You can read this series before the Zoe Finch series if you want. The Dorset Crime series takes place after the first six Zoe Finch books, when DCI Lesley Clarke is transferred to Dorset.

Book 7, Deadly Christmas (to be released in late 2022).

If you’ve already read the Dorset Crime books it won’t spoil those, but will give you some background. Note: Lesley appears a lot in these books and you learn in detail about the events that led to her being sent to Dorset.

(It doesn’t matter too much though, if you want to read Deadly Origins first or at any point in the series, it won’t spoil the other books.) This is the order in which I wrote the books. The big question in this series is: when do you read the prequel novella? I recommend reading it after Deadly Wishes, meaning you get to know Zoe and her colleagues first.

You can read the series themselves in any order you want, but you might want to read them in the order in which they take place. All of my crime books are linked, so you’ll find characters who appear in multiple series.Įach series is designed for the books within it to be read in order.