All Kinds of Dead

Inspector Carlyle #11

by James Craig

Inspector Carlyle has a new partner in crime . . . but for how long?

When a fortune in uncut diamonds are nicked by a group of soldiers, Carlyle teams up with Captain Daniel Hunter of the Military Police to hunt them down. But Hunter has come up against this crew before and they are not going to let him stand in their way a second time.

The investigation is turned upside down when Hunter's family are kidnapped by the gang. The inspector has to look on helplessly while the military policeman goes off on a personal mission of revenge. As events spiral horribly out of control, Carlyle faces a terrible does he let Hunter take matters into his own hands or should he try and bring his new partner to justice?

'A cracking read' BBC Radio 4

'Fast paced and very easy to get quickly lost in' Lovereading.com

320 pages, Paperback

First published February 2, 2017

About the author

James Craig has lived in London for more than thirty years, working as a journalist and consultant.

He lives in Bloomsbury with his wife and daughter.

Reviews

[Kevin]

Have previously enjoyed work by this Author, this book was light on, struggled to finish the book. Disappointing. Many others obviously enjoyed it and rated it well?

[David Wyatt-Hupton]

Exactly what you expect from James Craig with a Carlyle novel. Runs smoothly, it's gritty and an enjoyable read. Can't really say much more than that.

[Robert Samuel]

OK but no classic

Less going on in this story than most other Carlyle tales, but I like the moving on in the Dom Sliver and Carlyle connection.

[Liam McFarlane]

It was alright, a bit up and down with lots of twists and turns.

[Mikeh5972]

This is the 11th in a series about Inspector Carlyle. It wasn't a bad read but did not engage me as much as other crime novels I have read. I felt that the different threads in the story were a bit muddled. I will probably give another book in the series a try.