What secrets hide behind dying eyes? With the Christmas and New Year chaos out of the way, it's time for the Preston Police Department to put their feet up and return to normality. But for DS Brian McDone, there is no respite from the frenzy. An unidentified teenage girl has been found brutally murdered in a seedy section of the city, her body laced with bruises, her sharp fingernails digging into her palms. Her eyes are staring up at something in pure fear. Nobody knows who she is. As Brian and his team begin to piece together the clues, the answers lead him to places he would least expect. The further Brian digs, one question soon becomes apparent: who can he trust? The answer, it seems, may be life-threatening. The first in a new series from author Ryan Casey, Dying Eyes is a dark detective mystery with complex characters and a twisting, turning plot that is sure to please fans of the genre.

Some secrets are better left undiscovered. Two years after the shocking events of the Nicola Watson case, Brian McDone's life is finally back on track. He's working in the lower ranks of the police department, but his personal life and mental stability are stronger and more important to him than ever. That is until news breaks of a series of brutal, ritualistic murders in the idyllic Lancashire countryside. Seven bodies are found, decapitated, bones stripped of flesh, heads piled on top of one another. The police are clueless. Brian is intrigued. Too intrigued. As Brian grows obsessed with the case, he finds himself drawn out of his peaceful life and into the dangerous depths of the investigation. In a race against time, Brian must put all he cares about on the line, as he faces a ruthless, cunning and methodical serial killer who isn't afraid to make things personal.

NEW RELEASE SPECIAL: Book One, Dying Eyes, is just 99c for twelve days only. Save $4/£3 for a limited time: smarturl.it/DyingEyeskindle A shocking murder. A terrifying secret... Brian McDone is ready for a break. He's exhausted in his new Detective Inspector role, worried about his distant work partner, and he keeps on getting irritating pains in his chest. All he needs is a holiday. But the killers of Preston have other ideas. A dead girl is found face down in a stream with her hands and ankles bound. Creepy antlers and disturbing clothing cling to her head, as flies swarm her naked skin. Nobody knows her name. As Detective Inspector Brian McDone digs deeper into the harrowing mystery, he discovers a sequence of shocking and horrifying revelations and secrets. Secrets that don't just threaten the lives of others, but the life of McDone himself. The third book in the Brian McDone crime thriller series from author Ryan Casey, Nameless Kill is a mystery full of dark drama and edge-of-your-seat suspense. If you enjoy gritty British crime thrillers and complex characters, then Nameless Kill will be right up your street.

A brutal murder. A devastating discovery. And that's just the first victim... Detective Inspector Brian McDone never gets much rest. In an abandoned mental asylum, the dead body of a young boy is discovered in an unthinkable condition. Most terrifying of all, his eyes have been removed, forcing a disgusted Brian to chase down the culprit of this horrific act. But the first body is just the beginning, and Brian McDone must dig deep inside his tortured soul and his investigative mind if he is to catch a ruthless, manipulative and highly skilled killer. And as the mystery unfolds, Brian fast learns that nothing is ever as meets the eye...

Detective Inspector Brian McDone is ready to retire. Exhausted after years of challenging cases and personal battles, he wants nothing more than to ease through his final year of employment so he can spend more time with his growing family. But when two bodies are dragged out of a canal, brutalised and butchered in ritualistic fashion, Brian is forced to lead one final fight against the criminal underworld of Preston. As the body count grows and the mystery thickens, Brian fast discovers dark secrets that put his life—and his family's life—in jeopardy.

Detective Inspector Brian McDone has a secret, and it is tearing him apart. A year has passed since the shocking conclusion of the Ritual case. Brian is constantly looking over his shoulder, living in fear of his actions catching up with him. But time has progressed, and it seems like recent history is dead and buried. But the perils of police duty have no regard for Brian's personal troubles. A girl is found dead, her body floating in a water tank atop a seedy hotel. The death is dismissed as suicide. A tragic accident. But Brian has been on the job long enough to know when something isn't right. Especially when he discovers there's no way the girl got onto the hotel roof without special security codes. As he digs deeper into the case despite a staggering lack of evidence, Brian grows more and more convinced that something much darker than suicide is at play. And that darkness might just swallow him and those he loves up completely...