TURKISH DELIGHT: Ben Nevis and the Gold Digger book 1

Faulkner, Barry

Literature & Fiction

BSA Publishing

44 serial killers including Brady, Neilsen, Bellfield, West, Sutcliffe, Shipman and Christie in chronological order detailing their lives, their killings, and their punishments. Not for the faint hearted!

UK SERIAL KILLERS: 1930-2021, Their Lives, Crimes and Punishments

Biographies & Memoirs

True Crime

LAPTOPS CAN KILL: Book 13 in the DCS Palmer and the Met's Serial Murder Squad series. (DCS Palmer and the Serial Murder Squad)

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Mystery

Two prominent London City accountants and a banker are murdered. The only clue a felt tip message written on their foreheads. The more Palmer and the team look into it the more past financial actions taken by the three victims point towards a client taking revenge. But which client? And then there's the upcoming Holiday Cruise Palmer has promised Mrs P. If he doesn't get the case done and dusted before the sailing date he won't be in her good books. The pressure is on and DS Singh's kidnapping doesn't help.

THE FELT TIP MURDERS: A Chief Superintendent Palmer and the Serial Murder Squad case. (DCS Palmer and the Serial Murder Squad)

SCREEN 4: The DCS Palmer and the Serial Murder Squad series. Case 14

UK KILLERS. Vol 1. A to E: 111 Killers 1900-2021, their lives, crimes and punishments (UK KILLERS 1900 - 2021)

Ministry of Murder. Suspicion is raised when three bodies turn up in the Thames over a period of months and all three were employed at the Ministry of Health in the Drug Procurement department. Palmer's team take a look with a forensic accountant and discover things are not how they should be. The money trail leads higher up to Senior Civil Servants and an MP. Family liasons with European Organised crime come to light as the body count grows and people panic. The Bodybuilder. The Pathology Lab calls in Palmer when two bodies with limbs missing turn up. The worrying part is that the limbs have been expertly amputated, why? The third body sets a pattern that can only mean that there is a serial killer on the loose with surgical expertise who is building a body. Who would do such a thing and for what reason. Another DCS Palmer fast moving thriller that never lets the pace cool down.

MINISTRY OF MURDER and THE BODYBUILDER: Cases 9 and 10 in the DCS Palmer and the Serial Murder Squad series (Dcs Palmer and the Met's Serial Murder Squad)

THE BLACK ROSE: DCS Palmer and the Met's Serial Murder Squad Series. Case 12 (DCS Palmer and the Serial Murder Squad)

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Gardening & Landscape Design

Case 5; LOOT. Palmer and the Serial Murder Squad team follow the trail of looted WW2 Nazi gold that people are being murdered for as it surfaces bar by bar in bent country auctions. The case throws up an old criminal adversary from the BrinksMat heist, some very feisty ladies and an English MP before ending explosively in the waters of Brighton marina. Case 6; I'M WITH THE BAND. Why are the original members of a famous 70's rock band dying in suspicious circumstances? Who holds such a deep grudge? Is their manager right to think they are being murdered? Palmer's team get involved in Social Media as the killer goads Palmer online. But he hadn't reckoned with DS Gheeta Singh's IT expertise which coupled with Palmer's 'copper's nose' instincts set the chase in motion thatl ends at a sold out rock concert at the NEC. Will Palmer be in time to stop a catastrophe? If you like rock n'roll this is for you!

LOOT & I'M WITH THE BAND: The DCS Palmer and the Serial Murder Squad series by B.L.Faulkner. Cases 5 & 6 (DCS Palmer and the Serial Murder Squad cases)

Faulkner, Mr Barry Lester

THE PALMER CASES BACKGROUND Justin Palmer started off on the beat as a London policeman in the 1974 and is now Detective Chief Superintendent Palmer running the Serial Murder Squad from New Scotland Yard. Not one to pull punches, or give a hoot for political correctness if it hinders his enquiries, Palmer has gone as far as he will go in the Met. And he knows it. Master of the one line put down and slave to his sciatica he can be as nasty or as nice as he likes. The mid 1990’s was a time of reawakening for Palmer as the Information technology revolution turned forensic science, communication and information gathering skills upside down. Realising the value of this revolution to crime solving, Palmer co-opted Detective Sergeant Gheeta Singh, a British Asian onto his team. DS Singh has a degree in IT and was given the go-ahead to update Palmer’s department with all the computer hard and software she wanted. Most of which she wrote herself, and some of which is, shall we say, of a grey area when it comes to privacy laws and accessing certain databases! Together with their small team of officers and one civilian computer clerk called Claire and nicknamed ‘JCB’ by the team , because she keeps on digging, they take on the serial killers of the UK. On the personal front, Palmer has been married to his ‘princess', or Mrs P. as she is known to everybody, for nearly thirty years. The romance blossomed after the young DC Palmer arrested most of her family who were a bunch of South London petty villains in the 60’s. They have four children and eight grandchildren, a nice house in Dulwich and a faithful dog called Daisy. Gheeta Singh lives alone in a fourth-floor Barbican apartment having arrived on these shores as part of a refugee family fleeing from Idi Amin’s Uganda. Her father and brothers have built up a good computer parts supply company in which it was assumed Gheeta would take an active role on graduating from University. She had other ideas on this, and also on the arranged marriage her mother and aunts still try to coerce her into. Gheeta has two loves, police work and technology, and thanks to Palmer she has her dream job. Combining the old ‘coppers nose’ and ‘gut feelings’ of Palmer with the modern IT skills of DS Singh the two make an unlikely, but successful team. All their cases involve multiple killings and twist and turn through red herrings and hidden clues alike keeping the reader in suspense until the very end. Other books in the Superintendent Palmer series are available through Amazon as downloads for Kindle, tablet, Ipad or PC and in paperback.

FUTURE RICHES & THE FELT TIP MURDERS: The DCS Palmer and the Serial Murder Squad series Cases 1 & 2.

Faulkner, B.L.

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