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2000s: Book three in the DCI Mason & Carlisle series
The Suitcase Man
What you need to know before your trail
A killer on the loose. A headless torso on his hands. Has Jack Mason’s past finally caught up with him?
When DCI Jack Mason is sent to investigate a gruesome double murder, his entire world is turned upside down. The ex-wife of a notorious gangster lies dead, a second victim’s body is missing, and the evidence doesn’t stack up. A few days later, when a young man’s body turns up hidden inside a city storage locker, the head and hands are missing. With Jack’s powers of investigation tested to the limit, a criminal profiler is brought in. But, the inner workings of this killer’s mind won’t be easy to decipher. In a world of human trafficking, drugs, and gangland unrest, who can Jack trust? Dripping with atmosphere and sense of place, the Suitcase Man is a puzzle that will keep you on the edge of your seat! There’s suspense, humour, and a dash of romance thrown in.
Travel Guide
Travel to Newcastle and Gateshead
Michael has been writing crime thriller novels since 2006, all of them based in and around the North East of England. His debut, The Wharf Butcher, was released in 2015 and offers a unique insight into this rugged landscape. Its sequel, Satan’s Beckoning; also features the hard-hitting DCI Jack Mason and local criminal profiler David Carlisle. The third book in the series, The Suitcase Man is also firmly set in and around the region.
The settings are mainly police stations, court houses and fictional streets and crime scenes where the worst happens. This series gives an insight into the underbelly of the cities of Newcastle and Gateshead. Gangland unrest, drugs, and human trafficking are themes in this view of the North East!
BookTrail Boarding Pass: The Suitcase Man
Destination: Newcastle upon Tyne, Gateshead Author/guide: Michael K Foster Departure Time: 2000s
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