Dig Two Graves (Detective Solomon Gray #1)

A Stunning Book And A New Series That Has Become A Must Read. - M.w. Craven, Author Of The Washington Poe Series Keith Nixon Does For Margate What Peter James Did For Brighton ... As Dark And Brooding As The Wind-lashed Shores Of The North Sea, And With Its Disturbing Echoes Of The Elm Guest House Scandal And Suggestions Of Deep-seated Institutional Corruption, Dig Two Graves Is A Superb Addition To The Rich Brit Crime Scene. - Tim Baker, Cwa Shortlisted Author Of Fever City ... Deeply Emotional, A Dark Rollercoaster Ride. - Ed James, Author Of Bestselling Di Fenchurch Series The Book Is Just Fantastic. Rare To Rarest To Find Wonderful Heart Kickin' Compassion In A Crime Novel. Solomon Is A True Keeper. - Ken Bruen, Author Of The Jack Taylor Series A Compelling Murder Mystery With A Multilayered And Engaging New Hero. Great Read. - Mason Cross, Author Of The Carter Blake Thriller Series A Damaged Detective, Haunted By A Tragic Past, A Young Son Missing Or Dead, A Man On A Quest For Redemption. Detective Sergeant Solomon Gray Is A Fine Creation And Dig Two Graves An Intriguing, Nourish Mystery. Keith Nixon Is A Sparkling Crime Fiction Talent. - Howard Linskey, Author Of The David Blake Crime Series A Dark, Uncompromising Tale Of Loss, Murder, And Revenge. Glorious Noir, Which Takes The Police Procedural Elements And Gives Them New Life. I Can't Wait To Read The Next Step In Solomon Gray's Journey For Answers ... - Luca Veste, Author Of The Murphy And Rossi Series Was It Suicide ... Or Murder? When Teenager Nick Buckingham Tumbles From The Fifth Floor Of An Apartment Block, Detective Sergeant Solomon Gray Answers The Call With A Sick Feeling In His Stomach. The Victim Was Just A Kid, Sixteen Years Old. And The Exact Age The Detective's Son, Tom, Would've Been, Had He Not Gone Missing At A Funfair Ten Years Ago. Each Case Involving Children Haunts Gray With The Reminder That His Son May Still Be Out There - Or Worse, Dead. The Seemingly Open And Shut Case Of Suicide Twists Into A Darker Discovery. Buckingham And Gray Have Never Met, So Why Is Gray's Number On The Dead Teenager's Mobile Phone? With His Boss, Detective Inspector Yvonne Hamson, Gray Begins To Unravel A Murky World Of Abuse, Lies, And Corruption. An Investigator From The Met Is Called In To Assist, Setting The Local Police On Edge. And When The Body Of Reverend David Hill Is Found Shot To Death In The Vestry Of Gray's Old Church, Gray Wonders How Far The Depravity Stretches And Who Might Be Next. Nothing Seems Connected, And Yet There Is One Common Thread: Detective Sergeant Solomon Gray, Himself. As The Bodies Pile Up, Gray Must Face His Own Demons. Crippled By Loss But Determined To Find The Truth, Gray Takes The First Step On The Long Road Of Redemption. Set In The Once Grand Town Of Margate In The South Of England, The Now Broken And Depressed Seaside Resort Becomes Its Own Character In This Dark Detective Thriller. Dig Two Graves Is The First Book In A Series Featuring Detective Sergeant Solomon Gray. The Crime Series Is Perfect For Fans Of Ian Rankin, Stuart Macbride, And Peter James. Keith Nixon Is A British Born Writer Of Crime And Historical Fiction Novels. Originally He Trained As A Chemist, But Keith Is Now In A Senior Sales Role For A High-tech Business. Keith Currently Lives With His Family In The North West Of England. A cold, broken teenager lies beneath the looming shadow of his apartment building in an apparent suicide.Detective Gray stares, with tired eyes, at the body of Nick Buckingham, wondering why, at the age of 16, he would see no other choice but to jump from his balcony in such a final act ... but more importantly, wondering why this teenager, who he has never met, has Detective Solomon Gray's phone number stored in his phone ...Facing his demons, follow Detective Sergeant Solomon Gray as he tries to unravel a murky world of lies and corruption to find the answers he's desperate for.Dig Two Graves is the first in the No.1 Best-Selling Solomon Gray series. Set in the once grand town of Margate in the south of England, this police suspense thriller is perfect for fans of Ian Rankin, Stuart MacBride, and Peter James.