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Think Twice

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The most chilling evidence isn’t found — it’s remembered.

Seven-year-old Lewis had never been to Stonehenge until a school trip turned into a living nightmare, triggering terrifying visions, dark secrets, and the unbearable weight of a life he never lived.

As Lewis begins to reveal details of a horrifying murder, eluding police since the 1980s, danger draws close from all sides, not least from a ruthless crime boss who will stop at nothing to keep his evil sins buried.

Still haunted by his own psychic powers – and the lives it cost him – Detective Andrew Deans must protect the child and attempt to make sense of the seemingly impossible. But Deans foresees a deadly outcome and faces an impossible two lives for one.

Set against the legendary and awe-inspiring backdrop of Stonehenge, THINK TWICE is the fourth instalment in the addictive Detective Deans Mystery Series, written by a former CID detective.

A gripping psychological crime thriller, captivatingly interwoven with spine-tingling supernatural suspense, perfect for fans of David J. Gatward, Mo Hayder, TG Reid, Rhys Dylan, Alex Smith, Karin Slaughter, and Peter James.

THINK TWICE can be read as a standalone novel.

330 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 6, 2025

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August 29, 2025
Andy Deans is back, this time he is asked to help with a case in another force. During a school trip to Stonehenge, seven year old Lewis acts out of character. He runs into the stone circle and starts shouting and when his teachers and the tour guide try to get him away from the stones he lashes out. Strangely Lewis seems to have knowledge of a 40 year old cold case, the tour guide who is a retired police officer recognised some of what Lewis shouted.
A very good read.
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December 4, 2025
I'm not someone who generally leaves book reviews but for this one, something stood out for me. I loved how there was no "filler" material. There was no, "Deans got home feeling exhausted. Before going to bed he'd take a long hot bath in hopes of finally getting that good nights sleep that has been eluding him for the past six years, since Maria died." Blah, blah, blah. Not this book. The next paragraph or chapter jumped right back into the action. No fluff. I really appreciated that.
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August 7, 2026
Excellent book, very interesting story, you want to keep reading. You finish a chapter and have to keep going on the next chapter and the next. Highly recommend this read.
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