Slice

To most law-abiding people, a police station represents safety and security. But Detective Superintendent Jack Fulton finds Saddler Street station just the opposite when he takes on a grisly murder enquiry and discovers that his psychotic killer might actually be one of the staff.

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A former superintendent with Thames Valley Police, David Hodges is also a prolific writer and former essayist who has achieved several successes in the prestigious Queen's Police Gold Medal Essay Competition, including the first prize and the award of the gold medal. His first published crime thriller, Flashpoint, attracted critical media acclaim, prompting a second hard-hitting crime novel, Burnout. Hodges, who has two married daughters and four grandchildren, lives with his wife, Elizabeth, on the edge of the Somerset Levels. Slice is his first novel published by Robert Hale.