[Booker & Cash 02] • He Made Me

David Booker and Jo Cash are experiencing similar stuttering starts to their new lives on Romney Marsh when Rebecca Swaine turns up seeking help. Someone is demanding a lot of money from her husband. She wants to know who and why.

People come undone and reputations are ruined and made before the meaning of a man’s dying words – he made me – can be guessed at.

Mrs Swaine might end up wishing she’d let sleeping lies lie.

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He Made Me is the second book in my Booker & Cash series. Bad Sons is the first. The books do not have to be read in order but there is a chronology that, if followed, will bring something extra to each subsequent read.

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The books are written in British English and have been carefully checked and corrected by a proofreader.

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Extracts from Amazon reviews for Bad Sons (The first Booker & Cash story):

“Very good read. I thoroughly enjoyed this book, and like other readers found it hard to put down.” (B J Orchard, 5*)

“Best offering so far. WOW, I think it is your best yet, I found it hard to put down… I have been reading books for about the last 63 years, and have read thousands, and you are in my top three authors of all time, well done, keep it up.” (Phildiver, 5*)

“Just a really good read. Highly recommended if you love a good read that's all about the story - not unnecessary boring love / relationship angst!” (Katie L, 5*)

“Your best book so far!! I too read it in a day. It was impossible not to. Knowing it was being set in my home village made it eagerly anticipated. I was not disappointed. The story flowed easily and was exciting.” (Sharonlavinia, 5*)

“Gripping. A cleverly crafted thriller that just cannot be put down.” (Rich66, 5*)

“Read it now. I've been up all night in full ‘just another chapter’ mode so that tells you the plot is compulsive. There are new twists and revelations in every chapter so I was unable to stop until I found out what happened next.” (Elaine Byrne, 5*)

“A really good read. I read it in a day. I had to force myself to take an occasional break as it was enthralling. I'm looking forward to the next Booker & Cash book.” (T Brenchley, 5*)

“A great story reminiscent of the early Robert Goddard books. I couldn't put it down… I enjoyed it immensely.” (David Lemon, 5*)