AVAILABLE HERE from Amazon in eBook and paperback.
A terrified secretary finds a severed finger in an elevator. A week later, in another building, a hand is found – from a different victim. What will be next? An arm or a leg? Someone’s head? As Detective John Maiden confronts the mounting horror of the crimes he knows more lives are at stake. And not just those of the killer’s next targets.
The kidnapping of a young girl has raised the stakes even higher as her captor wants to get his deeds noticed – and the front pages of the newspapers covering the grisly finds are giving him nasty ideas. This is a chilling story of murder, revenge and vicious abduction.
Note: Some content may not be deemed suitable for readers under the age of 16.
Introduction
I was having lunch with my publishers one day (I lived thousands of miles away from the city, so it was a sort of once-a-year thing I did) and we discussed the concept of me trying to write a crime novel – something I hadn’t done before, considering my previous horror novels. It was one of those only half-serious suggestions that come from too much red wine and beer, but I went away giving it some thought and as I rode the lift up to my hotel room I wondered, what would someone do if they discovered an amputated finger on the elevator floor?
Missing Pieces was born – it’s as simple as that. The book was released in Australia, the United States and more recently Germany where’s it’s been a best seller. I must try and remember what kind of wine and beer I was drinking at lunch that day…
Now that I own the English language rights again, I’ve re-released under my own name in eBook and paperback from Amazon, and with a new cover design.
This Amazon link to Missing Pieces is the US store, and you might be redirected to whatever country needed – it’s available everywhere.