Dead Man's Shoes

DI Fenchurch East London Crime Thrillers, Book 7

One dead body. Enough blood for two.

Struggling in his new role, where he feels nowhere near worthy of following his predecessor, DCI Simon Fenchurch is called to a hipster brewery's basement. A dead body has been found in a pool of blood... With two pairs of shoes at the scene. Does the second pair belong to the killer? Or another victim?

As the case veers off in an unexpected direction, Fenchurch comes to face-to-face with someone from his past, someone intent on causing havoc by revealing case secrets to the public. Secrets even Fenchurch doesn’t know.

As the hidden past becomes a present threat, can Fenchurch catch a brutal killer before they murder again? And can Fenchurch fill dead man’s shoes?

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This series just keeps getting better and better

The book was amazing. Now a DCI, Fenchurch is struggling, he wants to be in the action not in meetings. An old case comes up and all hell breaks loose. The Super who has been giving Fenchurch a very hard time ends up being the SIO in this old case. What a riveting story of letting old dogs lie or confronting the truth.

Wonderful wordsmith!

I have read the entire collection in this series except for 10 which is still downloading.

A great set of characters sympathetic but not syrupy. The plot twists are surprising but not out of left field.

My husband and I were watching a YouTube video on the English language. He says that Shakespeare had a working vocabulary of 5400 words where as things stand today the average English speaker has a working vocabulary of just 3000! Ed James has a tu