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New team, old case, the clock is ticking for justice. Detective Gus Freeman isn't ready to let a cold case gather dust—especially one as flawed as Trudi Driscoll's. Years ago, the lively barmaid was murdered on her walk home, shattering her tight-knit Wiltshire community. The investigation’s failures led to the wrongful imprisonment of an innocent man, leaving her true killer free. Now leading a newly formed team, Gus revisits the tangled web of evidence and missteps that derailed the original inquiry. As troubling secrets resurface, a secondary case involving the murder of Frank North casts a dangerous shadow over the investigation—and over Gus himself. With reasoned deduction as his compass, Gus navigates a maze of gossip, personal agendas, and institutional failings. He fights to bring closure to Trudi’s family while uncovering truths far darker than anyone imagined. Last Orders, the second instalment in The Freeman Files series, is a gripping cold-case murder mystery that explores the fragile nature of justice, the power of community, and the relentless quest for truth.                                                                                                         Praise for Last Orders: ? Another exciting instalment to the ‘Freeman Files’ I must admit this one had me scratching my head as to who the culprit was until the very end. Excellent. ? If you enjoy British procedurals, I could not recommend a better way to spend your time than by getting into this fun series. ? A great mystery with many twists and turns. It is hard to put this book down. ? Really enjoyed this book and will definitely follow the series. The author put enough twists and turns to keep you guessing. ? Gus used old school, tried and true techniques and comes out smelling like a rose.

In a town cloaked in silence, the truth fights to be heard. Seven years ago, Laura Mallinder was murdered in a vicious stabbing at her workplace, a massage parlor that offered optional extras. But Laura’s controversial profession stifled public sympathy, and a shroud of silence left the authorities struggling to unearth clues. Gus Freeman and his team are determined to peel back the layers of Laura’s life. But when the investigation unearths jealousy, deceit, and a chilling connection between Laura’s murder and the lives around her, the town is put on edge, the suspects resorting to violence. Each step brings the team closer to the truth… and deeper into peril. Pressure Point, the third instalment in the Freeman Files series, is a thrilling cold case murder mystery that unravels a web of betrayal in the relentless quest for justice. Praise for Pressure Point: ? Outstanding! ? I have immensely enjoyed your writing in this series. I can put myself in the book and lose all track of time. ? Very good read. ? Another enthralling episode for Gus Freeman and his team. ? Well written and great characters.

A team member kidnapped and a cold case that refuses to stay buried. When DI Suzie Ferris vanishes after a cyber-crime course, Gus Freeman and his Crime Review Team face a formidable adversary—a ruthless former undercover officer, Ricky Gardiner, entangled in a web of corruption. As the team digs deeper, they unearth sinister connections within the police force to a hit-and-run death from years past, and alarming links to the cold case of a murdered car dealer. With Gardiner’s threats escalating, the team must act quickly to find Suzie and expose the truth. Final Deal, the fifth instalment in the Freeman Files series, is a gripping tale of courage and betrayal. The truth may be more dangerous than anyone expected. Praise for Final Deal: ? Tayler pens another remarkable story. ? The author's technique of intense characters and great plotlines is a gift. ? Each book gets better. ? Not only is the mystery a good one, but the personal lives of the characters are also wonderful to follow. ? Well plotted with facts laid out, challenging the reader to figure it out before the story detectives do.