The DCI Isaac Cook Series: Books 7 - 9

Three London Crime Thrillers

By: Phillip Strang

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Perfect for fans of Peter James, Ian Rankin, and Lynda La Plante

THREE LONDON CRIME THRILLERS. POLITICAL SCANDALS. HIDDEN FORTUNES. GANG WARS. DCI ISAAC COOK INVESTIGATES.

From moral hypocrisy in a hotel room to mass shootings orchestrated by ruthless gangsters, Detective Chief Inspector Isaac Cook navigates the deadly intersections of power, greed, and violence in London's criminal underworld.

MURDER IN ROOM 346 (Book 7)

A moral campaigner and a convicted killer found naked and dead in a downmarket hotel room. Both shot. Both exposed. James Holden preached the sanctity of marriage—until his body told a different story. Isaac must navigate media frenzy and political pressure while uncovering the truth behind the scandal.

MURDER OF A SILENT MAN (Book 8)

For years, the shabby recluse shuffled to the off-licence every Thursday—whisky, cigarettes, silence. No one knew the dilapidated man owned a three-storey mansion and a property empire worth millions. When he's found dead in his front garden, his disinherited family becomes the obvious suspects. But nothing about this silent man's life—or death—is what it seems.

MURDER HAS NO GUILT (Book 9)

Eight people dead in a mass shooting. An amoral Romanian gangster. A Russian oligarch claiming legitimacy. Two women—one attractive, one celebrity-obsessed. Isaac doesn't know who the target was or why. But with a gang war brewing and bodies piling up, he must stop the bloodshed before London's streets become a battlefield.

What you get:

• Three complete novels in one collection
• Over 900 pages of gripping British crime fiction
• London settings - hotels, mansions, and crime scenes across the city
• DCI Isaac Cook and his team - procedural excellence
• Perfect for binge-reading - no cliffhangers, each book standalone within the series

From political scandals to hidden fortunes and gang warfare, DCI Isaac Cook proves that in London's criminal underworld, murder comes in many forms—but justice has only one face.