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Stuart Pawson

    Stuart Pawson crafts narratives that delve into the complexities of crime and justice, often set against evocative, rugged landscapes. His work is informed by a deep understanding of the human condition and the intricacies of the criminal justice system. Pawson explores themes of reconciliation, moral ambiguity, and the profound impact of wrongdoing. His writing offers a compelling insight into the darker aspects of society, viewed through a lens of keen observation and empathy.

    In Fondo al Baratro
    Some by Fire
    The Judas Sheep
    The Picasso Scam
    Deadly Friends
    A Very Private Murder
    • 2011

      When the mayor of Heckley and driving force behind the construction of the controversial new mall is found murdered, killed by a single shot to the head, Charlie's latest investigation takes a deadly turn. With connections to royalty involved, It's going to take more than standard police procedure to crack this case.

      A Very Private Murder
    • 2011

      The Judas Sheep

      • 383 pages
      • 14 hours of reading

      Detective Inspector Charlie Priest's sick leave comes to an abrupt end when Mrs. Marina Norris's chauffeur is found dead from unnatural causes - namely a blast to the head from a Kalashnikov. Meanwhile, drug smugglers on the Hull to Rotterdam run demand his attention. When Charlie discovers a connection he's on very dangerous ground indeed.

      The Judas Sheep
    • 2011

      Deadly Friends

      • 384 pages
      • 14 hours of reading

      When Dr Clive Jordan's dazzling career is brought to an abrupt end by a bullet, his colleagues are devastated - especially the female ones. Meanwhile Charlie has another case on his hands that is proving difficult to solve - although he's traced the alleged attacker, something isn't quite right -

      Deadly Friends
    • 2011

      The Picasso Scam

      • 352 pages
      • 13 hours of reading

      Detective Inspector Charlie Priest's unorthodox ways have held him at inspector level for a record-breaking length of time; but Priest does get results. When Charlie suspects a businessman of involvement in an international art fraud, he's taking on an enemy with friends in high places.

      The Picasso Scam
    • 2006

      Some by Fire

      • 288 pages
      • 11 hours of reading
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      Charlie Priest was a newly promoted sergeant on the Leeds force when he was called to the scene of a tragic fire, deliberately set. Charlie jumps on the chance to re-open the investigation on getting a new lead. But a cornered villain with nothing to lose can be dangerous for a copper who'll take every kind of risk in the hunt for justice.

      Some by Fire