Ashes to Ashes (Detective Mark Heckenburg, Book 6)

Fans of MJ Arlidge and Stuart MacBride won’t be able to put this down.John Sagan is a forgettable man. The Sunday Times bestseller returns with his next unforgettable crime thriller. Least of all Heck…. But then, that’s why he’s so dangerous.A torturer for hire, Sagan has terrorised – and mutilated – countless victims. You could pass him in the street and not realise he’s there. And with the victims chosen at random, no-one knows who will be next. And now he’s on the move. Bradburn is being terrorised by a lone killer who burns his victims to death. DS Mark ‘Heck’ Heckenburg must chase the trail, even when it leads him to his hometown of Bradburn – a place he never thought he’d set foot in again.But Sagan isn’t the only problem

“Edge-of-the-seat reading…Heck is formidable – a British Alex Cross.” THE SUN“Wonderfully dark and peppered with grim humour. Finch is a born storyteller and writes with the authentic voice of the ex-copper he is.” PETER JAMES"An ingenious and original plot. Compulsive reading.” RACHEL ABBOTT“A deliciously twisted and fiendish set of murders and a great pairing of detectives.” STAV SHEREZ“Avon’s big star…part edge-of-the-seat, part hide-behind-the-sofa! An excellent series.” THE BOOKSELLER&ld

"Ashes to Ashes" by Paul Finch - Crime Fiction for Adults; UK English, Benefits by Listening to the Audible Whispersync Version INTRO: Ashes to Ashes is a book six in a series novels featuring detective Mark Heckenburg. In one sentence, it starts with an intriguing opening and gradually snaring us with its evocative writing that let’s us see and feel the points of view of the investigators throughout. Read on to learn more*** LANGUAGE ***Written in UK English, with a number of f-words and other profanities. Despite the surplus, the quantity is not unlike what one might expect to hear spoken by the characters presented.. Excellent Read! Linda Boster I have to admit, some of this is pretty gruesome. However, the cop side of the story is excellent. Heck is a pretty finely drawn character, and I appreciate the work that went into that. As the story progressed, I less & less wanted to put down the book. Great read! Highly recommended!. Evil Quartet Henry Boekhoff Early on the book is slow reading, with much time spent in describing scenes, personalities and local. But the detective work shines through developing and discarding theories and never losing sight of the objective. It take a while but the tension builds with each passing page!

He is also well known for his work in the thriller and horror fields.Paul lives in Lancashire, with his wife Catherine and his children, Eleanor and Harry. His website can be found at: paulfinch-writerspot. He cut his literary teeth penning episodes of the British crime drama, The Bill, and has written extensively in the field of film, audio drama and children's animation. Paul Finch is a former cop and journalist, now turned fu