A decomposing body is found in a boarded up condemned house in Rochfield. Who is it? How did it get there? How many more will there be before DCI Sutherland, DI Simpson and the team from Rochfield CID find the elusive killer? Another entertaining holiday read from fourth in the Rochfield Mystery series.

It's New Year's Eve. 1999 is about to give way to the year 2000. The New Millennium is about to begin. A body is found in the River Roche. DCI Andrew Sutherland and DI Dean Simpson are called away from their New Year's Eve party to attend the scene. Dr Ellis, the District Pathologist goes with them. What she finds leads to a frightening race against time for the team at Rochfield CID. Another gripping read from Ric Thompson in the sixth title in The Rochfield Mystery series.

Michael Hydinge has escaped from prison ten years after being arrested and convicted for murder and rape. This latest book in the Rochfield Mystery series opens with the breaking news of the escape. The mention of Hydinge's name transports DCI Sutherland back ten years to 1992 and the race to catch Hydinge before he strikes again. After he is caught and tried, and as he is led away Hydinge threatens to get even with Sutherland and his team. The book ends back in 2002 with Hydinge's escape and the showdown with Sutherland.

A Christmas murder story with a twist in the tail. Very nice people don't always have very nice ideas. And when Step-Grandmother stands in the way of resolving family financial problems, then Granny should go. This is the first in the Rochfield Mystery series and introduces the reader to the team at Rochfield CID, led by DCI Sutherland.

Written in 1970, this book has never been published before. Other than correcting spelling and grammar mistakes, it is as originally written. It is a fast paced thriller, a plot by a renegade IRA unit to assassinate the Prime Minister of The United Kingdom. Can thriller writer James Gregory, who is unwittingly duped into going to Ireland to find a missing British agent, escape from his captors and warn the man who sent him, The Admiral, head of a shadowy department of British Security about the fate that waits the PM if the plot is not thwarted? Or will he suffer the same fate as better...

The Mutual Capital Life Assurance Company of Rochfield, or The Cap as it is known locally, has served the Life Assurance, Pensions and Savings needs of the district for generations. It is to be sold off by its parent company, but it is in financial difficulty. Is this enough reason to kill the temporary book keeper or is the reason for his death closer to home? An old fashioned 'Who-Dunnit' for DCI Andrew Sutherland and the team at Rochfield CID to solve, and to keep the reader guessing to the end. This is the seventh novel in the Rochfield Mystery Series.

Four friends decide to go rock climbing on Barnecliffe Crag just north of Rochfield on a Sunday morning. One of the climbers, a novice, falls to her death. It wasn't an accident. That is the finding of the post mortem. DCI Sutherland and the rest of the team at Rochfield CID find that their investigations lead to the very top of Government - but can they find the proof of this involvement or will they have to settle for second best? This addition to the Rochfield Mystery series is as much a political thriller as a murder mystery. The action takes place in Rochfield and London as the killer is...

The world of amateur drama in Rochfield takes a dramatic turn when the producer of the prize winning play is found murdered - killed with the trophy that she has just won. There are suspects a plenty, and not just in the Am-Dram world, but in other, more sinister areas of the producer's life. DCI Sutherland and his team of detectives at Rochfield CID must unravel the mystery that leads to the killer.