DS Caine The Rings

Torrential rain has a cleansing effect. In Cornwall, several bodies are washed out of shallow graves. Young females brutally murdered. The investigation stalls in its attempt to reach a conclusion. The Scotland Yard Special Crimes Unit is summoned and tasked with solving the crimes. More bodies wash out! More still. A pandemic of murder has literally been unearthed!

Detective Superintendent Peter Caine and his specialised team start their work. Evidence is slow to come to light. A break-through is made. The victim is identified. Connections are established. A gang of serial killers preying on innocent girls. Rings come to light. Seemingly a cult is involved. A pentacle beneath a plastic protective layer with the name of the owner of the ring engraved on the inside of the band.

What is the link? Why are young girls being murdered and buried in shallow graves? The Six Nations Rugby Competition is suggested. Also Autumn Internationals.

At once two members of the investigating team are assassinated. Enter Andrew Beveridge. Friend and protector of both Peter Caine and DCI Robert Ross.

Who will be the next target? Fear and uncertainty are their close companions. The first killer is identified. He is a serving Police officer! A team of assassins stalk the Special Crimes Unit. An attempt at assassination is made against one of the team. Matters are getting out of hand. Will DS Peter Caine's team succeed to bring the gang of serial killers to book? This is a tense, exciting read. It contains everything you would expect from a dark crime mystery.