The DCI Warren Jones Series Books 1–3

The first three books in the DCI Warren Jones series in one volume – with two bonus novellas!

1 The Last Straw
A professor is found with his throat slashed, and there’s a long list of potential suspects. But for newly appointed Detective Chief Inspector Warren Jones, political pressure means solving the case is far from easy…

2 No Smoke Without Fire
A young woman is found dead, and all the clues match the MO of a previous perpetrator – but he has a cast-iron alibi. As personal tragedy divides Warren’s attention, he must fight to find the killer before another victim is taken.

Blood is Thicker than Water (Novella)
What seems like an accidental death raises red flags – and soon Warren uncovers dark secrets in the victim’s past…

3 Silent as the Grave
After a dog walker is found dead, a lack of clues leave the police stuck – until an informant offers information that could blow a criminal conspiracy wide open. But can Warren trust him?

A Case Gone Cold (Novella)
An open-and-shut case gives Warren a tantalising clue that links back to an unsolved crime from years ago…

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About the author

Paul Gitsham started his career as a biologist working in the UK and Canada. After stints as the world’s most over-qualified receptionist and a spell ensuring that international terrorists hadn’t opened a Child's Savings Account at a major UK bank (a job even duller than working reception) he retrained as a Science Teacher.