Deadly Focus
"Deadly Focus"  is a police procedural but the biggest difference is substance. R.C. Bridgestock have created characters you want to jeer, and characters you want to cheer (and sometimes shed a tear.) The writing is tight, clever and gripping - all the elements that seem to be missing from a lot of crime books.Loved this book. I was as gripped by the murder cases as I was the relationship between Dylan and his secret lover.The attention to detail to Police procedures as well as the personal emotions of dealing with such horrific crimes kept me hanging on for more and gave a sense of realism than some other novelist could never convey.Author Jacqueline King wrote: "The big problem with reading Deadly Focus is that you can't put it down when you need to." Deadly Focus. It was truly an unputdownable book that I thoroughly enjoyed and I am anxiously waiting for the sequel.  Warmest wishes, Joy Joy YaffeConsultant in Brand Building/Brand Awareness.Milan, ItalyDeadly Focus is both witty and harrowing, and the dialogue and characters are great. It also reveals so much about working coppers' problems with the system.You bring a deeper insight to it without being preachy or pretentious.The mortuary viewing scene with the dead child is heartbreaking. In fact, it's a difficult book to put down. PJ Hammond--This text refers to an alternatePaperbackedition.