THE DEPTFORD MURDER

Dear Rebecca. You’re invited . . .

Meet Detective Rebecca Pope. Between trying to maintain an uneasy peace at home and negotiating a relationship with her estranged father, Bec Pope’s got enough on her plate. And then the murders begin.

It’s rush hour. Bec has been home for just twenty minutes when she has to race back out to a crime scene.

The body of a woman has been found in a quiet Deptford church, placed carefully on the altar. There’s a note on the body, addressed to Bec. And in the victim’s home, they find a small surveillance camera.

The killer is watching.

Bec and her team barely have time to process this before another woman is found. The body carefully positioned as if sleeping, a note on her chest addressed to Pope, a hidden camera recording everything.

Bec is the only link between the murders . . . But she has no idea why.

The cards left on the bodies are personal. Bec must now look into her past to find the killer before he strikes even closer to home . . .

MEET THE DETECTIVE

DCI Rebecca ‘Bec’ Pope has been haunted by a series of murders she’s never been able to solve. She’s plagued by insomnia, but she doesn’t let it affect her on the job. At work, she’s backed by solid, reliable Detective James Brody and a cracking team of investigators, but in a busy department there are bound to be leaks. At home, she has the support of her loving partner, Alex, if not his teenage daughters. She’s never had an easy relationship with her father, but they’re working on it.