A girl is missing in a Suffolk seaside town, and to crime writer Max Monday it all seems worryingly familiar. For one summer back in the 1970's, a serial killer struck in the same area, claiming six young lives. Could it be that the same man has struck again? And if so where will he stop? For when the missing girl is found dead it looks like history is set to repeat itself, though this time more shocking and disturbing than ever before. From the shortlisted author of the Crime Writers' Association Debut Dagger Award and the Harry Bowling Prize for fiction. A superb writer. Slingink Publishing

It is the bleak winter of 1956: The East End of London. An icy wind blows across the yard of the St. Barnabas Children's Home. New boy Ronnie Cable is taking a beating, but to his rescue comes Jimmy DuCaine, a boy with a mysterious past. As firm friends Jimmy and Ronnie survive the brutality of the children's home and pass through into a seedy world of coffee bars, rock and roll and crime. But rising above their humble beginnings to form a partnership and their own construction business, they begin to realise that their struggle has only just begun. For if they are to rebuild the city they love, they must first destroy the toughest adversary of their lives: Gangland London. Towers of London. A story of good and evil, of love and hate, of the realisation of dreams and the discovery of true friendship.