Innocence Dies

<p><i><b>'</b></i><b>D</b><b>ripping with authenticity.</b> Packed full of characters you genuinely care about . . . I didn't read the last few chapters, I <i>devoured</i> them. <b>An absolute triumph</b>' M. W. CRAVEN<br>_____________</p><p><b><i>He loves surprises. But not this one. </i></b></p><p>A schoolgirl is found dead in a park in North London and DI Charlie George is not short of suspects - is it her stepfather? Is it a sex crime? Is it race-related?</p><p>Charlie finally thinks he has it sorted, with his killer bang to rights. But then his lawyer gets him free on a technicality.</p><p>And that's just the start of his troubles.</p><p>He's been a cop all his life, he thought he'd seen everything . . . But Charlie soon realises, he hasn't seen anything yet.</p><p>_____________</p><p><b>Praise for Colin Falconer: </b></p><p><b>'Once you read [a] Colin Falconer [book], you'll want to read everything he's ever written' </b><i>Crystal Book Reviews</i></p><p><b>'Falconer's grasp of period and places is almost flawless ... He's my kind of writer' </b>Peter Corris, <i>The Australian</i></p><p><b>'You are in for a real roller-coaster ride of never ending intrigue'</b><i>History and Women</i></p><p><b>'Falconer demonstrates exceptional characterization' </b><i>Bookgeeks</i></p>