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DC Brockwell

The first three hard-edged crime thrillers featuring London cop Nasreen Maqsood—now in one volume.

This collection of gritty, suspenseful novels includes:

No Way Out

Daniel Rose has woken up in a strange room, strapped to a bed. He is soon introduced to a beautiful, intimidating woman who calls herself the Queen Bee and refers to Danny as one of her workers. But what exactly does that mean—and what does she want with him?

Bird of Prey

Since committing her first murder a month ago, Cara Mooney craves the high it gave her—and has targeted Ryan as her next victim. Meanwhile, after a suspension, DC Nasreen Maqsood returns to work and quickly suspects that DCS Adams might be a dirty cop. She knows she must tread carefully—and then she’s handed the case of Ryan’s murder . . . 

Bad Blood

Recently promoted to Detective Sergeant, Nasreen is given the case of a victim dragged around a car park by a pickup truck—a murder recorded by the perpetrator. Her new partner, military veteran Alicia Weekes, is a nightmare to work with, but the two will have to put their differences aside to stop a vicious killer with a sinister agenda . . .

Bloodhound Books

The Met Murder Investigations

The Met Murder Investigations Books One to Three: No Way Out, Bird of Prey, and Bad Blood

A man is trapped in a strange room, strapped to a bed—while DC Nasreen Maqsood desperately scours London to find him . . . 

Daniel Rose finds himself in a confusing and terrifying predicament after awakening in an unfamiliar place, physically restrained. He is soon introduced to a beautiful, intimidating woman who calls herself the Queen Bee and refers to Danny as one of her workers. But what exactly does that mean and what does she want with him? Meanwhile, Detective Constable Nasreen Maqsood gets assigned to Danny’s missing persons case. Not only does she want to crack it so she can prove to her male superiors that she’s right for the job; she also wants to find Danny because they used to be old school friends.

Meanwhile, still trapped, Danny starts to realise there are other bees in the bunker—new ones and ones who are coming to the end of their usefulness. What happens to a bee taken to C Wing? What happens when your time is up? Nasreen has no idea what she’s up against, and for Daniel, the clock is ticking . . .

No Way Out: An Edge of Your Seat Crime Thriller

A London detective constable hunts down a bloodthirsty woman—while also harboring dark suspicions about one of her fellow cops . . . 

Since committing her first murder a month ago, Cara Mooney craves the high it gave her. She decides it’s time to kill again—and Ryan has no idea he’s meant to be her next victim.

Meanwhile, after being suspended from her job, DC Nasreen Maqsood returns to work and quickly suspects that DCS Adams might be a dirty cop. She vows to investigate, but knows she must tread carefully. Then she’s handed the case of Ryan’s murder.

With the pressure mounting, Nasreen finds her hands full. Soon it becomes apparent that Nasreen is looking for a sadistic predator, but little does she know just how determined this killer is . . .

Bird of Prey: A Gripping Crime Thriller

A London police detective thoroughly dislikes her new partner—but with a vicious killer on the loose, they must unite against a common enemy . . .

Recently promoted to Detective Sergeant, Nasreen Maqsood is given the case of a brutalised body found dead in a car park. When they discover the victim was dragged around the car park by a pickup truck and the killer recorded the murder, Nasreen realises she has her work cut out.

She also has a new partner, tough but troubled military veteran Alicia Weekes, and the two detectives don’t get on. When the victim is identified, the case takes an interesting turn—but when a second murder takes place, it sends them down a different track. Nasreen and Weekes must find a way to put their differences aside—and work together to stop a vicious killer with a sinister agenda . . .