by Ken Bruen

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A man’s been found battered to death in a seedy room in Stockwell. Nothing unusual about that, except that the victim is Chief Inspector Roberts’s brother, Tony. They’ve not spoken for a decade, but still, family’s family, and revenge is something Roberts can relate to. Across the patch, Detective Sergeant Brant visits his snitch, Spiros, on the trail of merciless Irish gangster Tommy Logan, a ruthless low-life with no respect for the police or for anybody.

Meanwhile, WPC Falls – Black and pretty – is staked out as decoy for the Clapham Rapist, a serial attacker with the hots for Afro-Carribean women.

This final segment of Ken Bruen’s masterful White Trilogy is a potent tale of revenge, double-dealing and violence, combining black humour with nail-biting tension and characters The Sopranos and Guy Richie would kill for.

Read an extract from The McDead

Also by Ken Bruen (published by The Do-Not Press)

The Hackman Blues
A White Arrest
Taming The Alien
The McDead
London Boulevard
Blitz
Vixen