My blogs

  • Yesterday in London

    One day in London. A powerful observation of one day in the life of the thin blue line. One day where only one of the attacks made the national press. Not surprisingly, it was the one that would attract the most media interest. Read more

  • Terror on the streets – peace will return

    Kill one … frighten a thousand           – The number of terrorist attacks is increasing  – terrorist attacks are more widespread  – Europe is experiencing terrorism of a kind never before seen  – New forms of terrorism motivated by religious imperatives are fundamentally different from terrorism of thirty years ago. Modern Read more

  • Thoughts of an older voter

    Today, the UK saw a result to the ‘Leave EU’ referendum that some predicted but none really expected. The reaction to it has been frightening. Social media is awash with stories of families torn apart, arguments, and even fights. A senior politician who campaigned to leave the EU has been attacked by a mob. Some Read more

  • Psychological Contracts for Dummies

    John Sutherland at his very best. Read more

  • Crimefest16

    A year ago, I had never heard of Bristol Crimefest so when my publisher asked me to attend and take part in a couple of interview panels, I really had no idea what I was signing up for. I arrived at the Bristol Marriott hotel, checked in to a very comfortable room and then went Read more

  • Paperback now in the United States

    Great news. Wicked Game is now available from Barnes and Noble and Amazon in the United States. Read more