I'm delighted to tell you that The Helsinki Ferry is now published. 

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The second book in the Wild Justice Trilogy follows Nick Jones back to St. Petersburg - the city he once called home and the one he was ordered never to speak of.

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In the aftermath of the Soviet Union's collapse, the streets still echo with the fast cash, dirty deals and the hidden powers that shaped his childhood. To uncover the truth, Nick must return to a place that carries the weight of broken promises and a long-lost friend he failed.

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The Helsinki Ferry is a tense, atmospheric read about shared history, loyalty and the ties that bind us long after we think we have escaped them. 

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Start the Wild Justice Trilogy with ​​The Assassin's Head

A story about resilience in the shadow of the worst kind of betrayal.

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Scrabbling in the desert soil near al-Basrah, siblings Hanif and Kalila hunt for fragments of ancient treasure buried millennia ago. They sell their daily haul to foreign buyers hungry for the spoils of war. But when word spreads, a new customer muscles in with an offer Hanif can't refuse - pushing their small operation into dangerous territory. Kalila fears the price is way too high.

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Meanwhile in London, Veryan Turner is clinging to a tedious job she dare not lose. Her ex, Nick Jones, has scammed her and vanished without a word. Determined to track him down, she turns amateur sleuth - only to uncover something far more sinister carrying on right under her nose.

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The Assassin's Head is an atmospheric, tense read that will I hope grip from the first page until the end.

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