The Chasebridge Killer is out; racial tension is rising and the mutilated body of a young Muslim man is found in the stairwell of a tower block in Doncaster. As he gets drawn into the case, Sean Denton's family life and his police job become dangerously entwined. Meanwhile a young woman is trying to piece her life back together, but someone is out there; someone who will never let her forget what she's done.

Two young boys stumble on a dead prostitute. She's on PCSO Sean Denton's patch. As Doncaster’s youngest community support officer, he's already way out of his depth, but soon he's uncovering more than he's supposed to know. “This is one of those rare finds – a literary crime novel that you can’t put down. It’s exciting, pacey, vivid, and humane. Helen Cadbury can write and she can tell a story: read her!”--Lesley GlaisterAbout the AuthorHelen writes fiction, poetry and plays. She worked as an actor before becoming a teacher. She now divides her time between writing, teaching in a women's prison and delivering training in youth arts. She has an MA in Writing from Sheffield Hallam University. Helen grew up in Birmingham and Oldham. After living in London for many years, she came north and settled in York, where she lives with her family.