Best Served Cold (A DI Frank Lyle Mystery) by Juliet B Madison

Sometimes revenge really is a dish best served in cold blood.

Best served cold (a di frank lyle mystery)

BEST SERVED COLD

 

DI Lyle is about to get a glimpse into the murky world of political activism and hate crime; the murder of a prominent city councillor is just the tip of the iceberg.

The city of Ashbeck is on high alert when news breaks that convicted triple murderer and paedophile Bob Kenyon has escaped from custody.

Can DI Lyle and his team get to the bottom of this murky mess before another atrocity occurs?

Here is what other people have said about the DI Frank Lyle Mystery Series

“Overall, this is an excellent series.”  Tricia – Authors to Watch

 

“Good old fashioned police story.” Caroline Lee

 

“An enthralling new detective series.” Gerry McCullough, author of Amazon bestsellers Belfast Girls, Danger Danger and the Angel Murphy thriller series.

 

 

Genre: FICTION / Mystery & Detective / General

Secondary Genre: FICTION / Mystery & Detective / General

Language: English

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Word Count: 71,363

Sales info:

Sales have been poor since the advent of Kindle Unlimited. However Best Served Cold is currently ranked at 435,785 paid in Kindle store. It has five 5* customer reviews at present.


Sample text:

I walked into the remains of the building, taking care not to disturb broken glass. There were several walking wounded with bleeding cuts from remnants of glass.

I looked around although visibility was limited owing to the dissipating smoke. The floor was covered with rusty nails and broken glass. I stopped to reassure a couple of distressed women and saw two uniformed officers at the entryway. I sent the women to them, letting them know that paramedics would be there to check them over.

I strained to see, the smoke stinging my eyes. I could smell the smoke and also the faint almond smell of Semtex. I wondered if this was an IRA attack, although we would need to wait as they always claimed responsibility by phoning someone in authority, usually at Whitehall. Other terrorist groups did not. However I had a feeling that this was a lot more personal; not abstract violence for violence’s sake.

 

Then I heard a voice I knew well, that of DI Redfern.

“Come on Thomas,” he was saying, “I need you to stay awake.”

“DI Redfern, it’s Sergeant Wicklow.” I called.

“Sarge, DS Fox is hurt real bad.  I’m trying to keep him awake but he’s in a right mess.”

“The paramedics are coming,” I said. I went and found him. The sight of DS Fox lying inert, chest soaked with bloodied glass, chilled me to the bone. DI Redfern covered him with his coat.

 

 


Book translation status:

The book is available for translation into any language except those listed below:

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Portuguese
Already translated. Translated by Henrique Vercillo Henning Lopes
Author review:
The translator has done a good job and I trust the translation since I do not know a word of Brazilian Portuguese. He was prompt in delivering the translation and replying to messages. I definitely recommend this translator to other Babelcube users.
Spanish
Already translated. Translated by María Fernanda Trapani
Author review:
While my Spanish is not great I was able to follow the translation because I know my own book so well. Maria has done a fantastic job and I wish her the very best for the future.

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