One Man Crusade : DCI Miller 1: The Serial Killer Nobody Wants Caught
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MILLER #4 GONE TOO FAR
DCI Miller is faced with a head-ache and a half in the latest Manchester based adventure GONE TOO FAR.
Kathy Hopkirk, the nation's most detested "celebrity" has disappeared.
Famed for her outrageous remarks and nasty observations about ordinary people in the street and stars from the showbiz world, Kathy has always taken great delight in grabbing the headlines and causing as much controversy as possible. But now she is in the news for a different reason. She is missing.
While visiting Manchester for work, she was staying at The Midland. The iconic, world famous hotel was the last place Kathy was seen, CCTV recorded her leaving on foot. Her destination was unknown. Three days later, her disappearance was reported to police by her manager. The sensational news was met with great interest by the British public, though very little surprise or sympathy. Kathy Hopkirk had been pushing it for years. It looks like this time, she may just have gone too far.
DCI Miller and his team are overwhelmed by the amount of vitriol and hatred which surrounds the missing woman. Where do they possibly start with this one? Kathy has had thousands of death threats on Twitter alone.
DCI Miller is back with another roller-coaster case.
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THE CLITHEROE PRIME MINISTER
The fun and exciting adventure of an ordinary egg & chips eating kind of man, who finds himself accidentally becoming the most famous bloke in Britain.
Jim Arkwright is having a really weird week. After learning that a video of him messing about and talking politics in the pub has gone viral, he finds himself on the radio, wiping the floor with the experts and politicians live on the air. The British public, sick to death of the sleazy, money grabbing, out of touch political figureheads are instantly endeared by the straight-speaking Lancashire man. They love his ideas and his genuine, warm nature.
Jim hears the things that ordinary folk say, on buses, in cafes and in the launderette. Big Jim is a man who is clearly in touch with the public, unlike the nation's politicians.
The following morning’s newspapers start a campaign demanding that Big Jim should become Prime Minister. But Jim has got a really big job on at work. He doesn't have any time for all this nonsense.
Can Big Jim be tempted to join the Government? The people of the small rural town of Clitheroe hope so, as the place has become over-run with media gangs, press trucks, television channels and happy go lucky tourists.
This is the fun, cheeky, exciting and endearing satire novel that readers can't put down. Britain really has found a new kind of Leader. A working class welder from up north.