Nick Everard

Braybrooke

While out walking his dogs near the quiet village of Braybrooke, Robert Rowland stumbles upon a body, sparking a tangled murder investigation. Initial suspicion falls on the Traveller community, but as Robert and his wife Lucy are drawn into the case, they find themselves entangled in a complex web of secrets and motives.

Inspired by a true story, Braybrooke is a riveting tale of deception and redemption, revealing the darkness beneath the village's serene façade.

Past Unbecoming

Leicestershire-based Dominic Mallory has made sufficient money in the City to retire at forty-eight, and is looking for interesting things to do as he builds a post-commercial portfolio career. Having served briefly as an Army officer in the 1980s, he contacts his former Regiment, Prince Rupert’s Horse, and asks whether it has a project he can assist with.

It transpires that the Regimental history is weak in the latter stages of the Second World War, and Dom agrees to rewrite it. However, as he begins to gather material, he finds himself caught up in a scandal from sixty years ago which eventually spills over into present-day murder…

Reviews for Clean Kill

'Intriguing but credible characters and well thought through plot. A page turner!' Goodreads reviewer

'The author is a skilled practitioner and yet this is his debut novel. I was thrilled to find such an accomplished new writer.' Goodreads reviewer

'I read this in a day, it was that gripping. Good honest fun (plus murder)!' Amazon reviewer

Clean Kill

How would you carry out the perfect murder?

This is the conundrum confronting recently widowed farmer John Gault, when friends encourage his dormant writing ambitions to distract him from his recent loss.



It’s harder than it sounds – especially with no particular victim in mind.



But suddenly an idea presents itself.



As he works it through with Sarah, herself widowed not long ago under somewhat mysterious circumstances, his evolving book plot gradually becomes something altogether more sinister…