The Corpse in Highgate Cemetery

by Tim Ellis

Quigg has a new partner - DS Jane Dwyer from Vice, but it's just for one case, and she doesn't like him. But they have to make the best of a bad pairing because a woman has been murdered and it looks like a vampire is feeding in Highgate. Rodney Crankshank is still on the trail of the person who murdered his colleagues at Bulldog Investigations, but its dangerous work. Lucy has decided to go back home to Quigg, but someone is determined to stop her.

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First published August 15, 2015

About the author

Tim Ellis was born in the bowels of Hammersmith Hospital, London, on a dark and stormy night, and now lives in Cheshire with his wife and one ShihTzu. In-between, he joined the Royal Army Medical Corps at eighteen and completed twenty-two years service, leaving in 1993 having achieved the rank of Warrant Officer Class 1 (Regimental Sergeant Major). Since then, he settled in Essex, and worked in secondary education as a senior financial manager, in higher education as an associate lecturer/tutor at Lincoln and Anglia Ruskin Universities, and as a consultant for the National College of School Leadership. His final job, before retiring to write fiction full time in 2009, was as Head and teacher of Behavioural Sciences (Psychology/Sociology) in a secondary school. He has a PhD and an MBA in Educational Management, and an MA in Education.

Reviews

[Tom Elder · Rating 5 out of 5]

Tim Ellis
Quigg 8
THE CORPSE IN HIGHGATE CEMETERY.
Book 8 in the Quigg series, and as usual he gets his fair share of sex. In this one a corpse has been discovered in Highgate cemetery and Quigg and his new partner Jane Dwyer who is on secondment from vice are tasked with finding out what has happened. This is an easy read with a humorous side as well as a serious side. You will certainly enjoy this book.
Highly recommended read.
5* 20th August 2015.

[Mick Mulley · Rating 4 out of 5]

This complicated story line has got a bit out of hand now and you can't just kill people off like cartoon characters and forget them!!! Mr Ellis please move this story along a bit. Thank you.

[david carlile · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good

Enjoyed reading this book but then I enjoy most books by Tim Ellis the Quigg series is an acquired taste but enjoyable read