Be careful who you trust.

When journalist Harry Lawson is pulled from a private swimming pool, his drowning looks like a tragic accident, but for one small detail – he knew someone was going to kill him.

The three text messages he fired off to an old flame the night before confirm he’s a troubled man. But former friend and sleuth, Kent Fisher, believes the messages hint at something deeper and more sinister – an investigation that cost Harry his life.

When a second reporter dies, it’s clear there’s a killer with unfinished business.

As Kent inches towards a breakthrough, his close friend Detective Inspector Ashley Goodman instructs him to stop investigating, fearing for his safety.

But Kent knows there’s no going back, even though he risks losing a friend, and maybe his own life.

What readers are saying about No Going Back:

Oh my goodness, this series is just getting better and better and I think this is my favourite one to date. 20th May 2021.

It’s one for those who love the twists and turns of an investigation. This series gets better each time. 20th May 2021.

You will fall in love with the characters and will enjoy every second. 24th May 2021.

I would absolutely recommend reading this book, with various parts to this story coming together at the end, keeping you guessing at every stage, the creation of this whodunit mystery is another marvel! 29th May 2021.

Settled into what was a complex and engrossing murder mystery with loads of twists and red herrings to keep me glued to the pages right to the end. 2nd June 2021.

Once again he has produced another brilliant read, with enough intrigue to keep you guessing right up to the end as to his crime solving, while at the same time giving you an insight into his beloved animal sanctuary and other familiar characters. 6th June 2021.

As always, the writing is sharp and witty and there are plenty of laughs along the way, while the author keeps the pace thundering along like an out-of-control Jethro Tull steam train. 7th June 2021.

I had at least three different potential murderers in mind as the story progressed, none of which were right! I totally recommend this book (and the whole series). And what a way to end the book. 12th July 2021.

A complex plot with excellent characterisation and some cracking one liners. 21st August 2021.

The twists and turns of the plot kept me page turning, and like other readers I had different people being the murderer, but didn't guess the real one. 7th December 2021.