The Complete Blue Murder Mysteries Books 1–4 (Janine Lewis #1-4)
(By Cath Staincliffe)
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Book 1: BLUE MURDER
Meet Janine Lewis. A single mum of three and Manchester’s newest detective chief inspector. Her cheating husband walked out the day she got promoted. Now she’s six months pregnant and in charge of her first murder case. The body of a deputy head teacher is found on a lonely allotment. Gutted and left for dead. The only witnesses are a dying elderly man and a young girl. And now the prime suspect has disappeared.
Book 2: HIT AND RUN
Janine drops off her son at school. As she drives off, a car breaks fiercely with a squealing sound. Janine sees a child flung to one side, the small body flying limp like a puppet and landing hard. She gives chase but the hit-and-run driver gets away. When she finally gets to work she hears a body has been fished out of the river. With two murders on her hands and an ex-husband who’s unreliable. How will she cope?
Book 3: MAKE BELIEVE
Proud young mum Claire is watching her three-year-old son Sammy in the local playground. A little girl falls. Claire bends down to help. When she turns round Sammy is gone. As each day passes, the chances of finding Sammy alive get slimmer. Day nine. A little boy’s body is found in a sewer. Wrapped in a sheet. But this is a case where nothing is as it seems. A shocking revelation will throw the investigation wide open.
Book 4: DESPERATE MEASURES
Respected GP Dr Halliwell is discovered brutally murdered. Shot dead on the front door of his own practice. Then his colleague Dr McKee goes missing. That night McKee walks into the police station. ‘Somebody’s trying to kill me.’ But just as Janine is following McKee’s trail, shocking new information comes to light. McKee and Halliwell had been seen screaming at each other, that very evening before Halliwell’s murder. Is McKee really in danger, or is he trying to cover his tracks?”
