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Case Closed by David Kessler Copyright (c) 2008, David Kessler Colin Stagg spent thirteen months on remand for the murder of Rachel Nickel before the judge threw out much of the so-called evidence. At the time – because of the way the tabloid newspapers behaved – Stagg was believed to be a guilty man who beat the rap. In fact, he was an innocent man who nearly got sent down for murder because of the actions of a devious psychologist, an inept police inspector and a seductive but ...

Dear Ms Einstein, I am a published author of thrillers (four titles by Hodder in the late 1990s), but have for the last few years limited my writing to my spare time, while I concentrated on my industrial parts import business. I have now returned to creative writing and am writing to you now about a thriller for children and young adults that I have written called ETHAN AND THE WEB OF LIES – about a young computer whiz kid who turns detective when his mother is accused of murder. Inspi...

Dear Mr Kirshbaum, I am writing to inquire if you would be interested in reading a 107,000 word thriller I have written called MISSING EVIDENCE Set in California, it is about a man on Death Row, who is offered a last-minute reprieve by a lame duck state governor on condition that he reveals where he buried the victim. However, he insists he is innocent and was framed by the "dead" girl herself. In a race against time, his lawyer struggles to unravel the mystery. The book explores th...

He failed to achieve his potential.

3 The company sent me First Class on my flight to Singapore, which was extremely comfortable and made me feel awfully important. The truth of the matter is I’m used to travelling business class, which is comfortable enough on short-haul flights. But First was something of a new experience. My seat was in a little booth of its own that opened out into a bed. Then again this was a long-haul flight, so the bed turned out to be really useful. In fact after a double-whisky I cheekily invited a pre...