Unnatural Justice

"If you like James Patterson, you'll love new author Su Ridley."A series of horrific date rapes in Cambridge...the suspicious death of a seaman aboard a car transporter ship...and the murder of a student at Harvard half a century ago.But how are they all linked? This is the macabre and chilling challenge facing Detective Inspector Jane Blackburn. She runs an unconventional team of detectives. They're imaginative energetic with a wicked sense of humour. But they get results often in the face of fierce opposition from superiors playing at politics.And when an American diplomat's son is accused of the Cambridge rapes, Detective Blackburn and her team are plunged into a world of power and evil.A world where there is no such thing as natural justice...What Readers are already saying!"The best female detective since Prime Suspect..." Ken Gibson, The Sun."This was such a fantastic book. I am a fan of the crime/thriller genre and never before have I read one...

But how are they all linked?

This is the macabre and chilling challenge facing Detective Inspector Jane Blackburn.

She runs an unconventional team of detectives. They’re imaginative – energetic – with a wicked sense of humour.

But they get results – often in the face of fierce opposition from superiors playing at politics.

And when an American diplomat’s son is accused of the Cambridge rapes, Detective Blackburn and her team are plunged into a world of power and evil.

A series of horrific date rapes in the university city of Cambridge...the suspicious death of a seaman aboard a car transporter in the Bay of Biscay...the murder of an American student half a century ago.

But how are they linked?

That is the macabre and chilling challenge facing Detective Inspector Jane Blackburn, who runs the best bunch of crime-busters in Britain. They're unconventional, imaginative, energetic h a wicked sense of humour - and they get results.

But when a diplomat's son is accused of rape, the trail leads DI Blackburn to Washington DC and into a world of power and evil where there is so such thing as natural justice..