Bestselling author Keith Nixon lives in Cheshire, England and works in a high tech industry. Novels include the Solomon Gray, Konstantin, Harry Vaughan and Caradoc series. Sign up to a regular newsletter for information on upcoming books, offers etc. at http://www.keithnixon.co.uk/stay-up-t... He can be found on Twitter (@knntom) and Facebook or his website www.keithnixon.co.uk. Praise for Keith Nixon’s Work ‘A stunning book and a new series that has become a must read. ’ -M.W. Craven, author of the Washington Poe series ‘Keith Nixon does for Margate what Peter James did for Brighton … As dark and brooding as the wind-lashed shores of the North Sea, and with its disturbing echoes of the Elm Guest House scandal and suggestions of deep-seated institutional corruption, Dig Two Graves is a superb addition to the rich Brit Crime scene. ’ Tim Baker, CWA shortlisted author of Fever City and City Without Stars ‘Deeply emotional, a dark rollercoaster ride. ’ Ed James, author of bestselling DI Fenchurch series ‘A compelling murder mystery with a multilayered and engaging new hero. Great read. ’ Mason Cross, author of the Carter Blake thriller series ‘A damaged detective, haunted by a tragic past, a young son missing or dead, a man on a quest for redemption. Detective Sergeant Solomon Gray is a fine creation and Dig Two Graves an intriguing, nourish mystery. Keith Nixon is a sparkling crime fiction talent. ’ Howard Linskey, author of the David Blake crime series ‘A dark, uncompromising tale of loss, murder, and revenge. Glorious noir, which takes the police procedural elements and gives them new life. I can't wait to read the next step in Solomon Gray's journey for answers ... ’ Luca Veste, author of the Murphy and Rossi series ‘One hell of a writer.’ Ken Bruen, Author of The Jack Taylor series ‘Nixon writes hard-hitting fiction, with a dash of humour, a cast of great characters, and a dollop of violence. Konstantin is a fantastic creation.’ Luca Veste, author of The Murphy and Rossi series and The Bonekeeper ‘Reads like the UK’s answer to Carl Hiassen. Criminally underrated.’ MW Craven, author of The Washington Poe series ‘Lean, mean and gritty, with writing as sharp as a razor cut. Keith Nixon serves up a ‘Konstantin Kocktail’, with equal parts Vodka to Vodka, that'll hit you just where it's needed.’ Matt Hilton, Author of the Joe Hunter thrillers ‘I have to liken reading this novel to being a smoker - it leaves a dirty taste in your mouth but you JUST CAN'T STOP.’ Lisa Hall, author of Between You and Me, Tell Me No Lies, The Party ‘If you told me that Konstantin put the K in KGB, I wouldn't even argue. This character is a badass of the highest calibre.’ Gerard Brennan, author of Undercover ‘Feels like Snatch meets a steampunk Sherlock Holmes. Nixon continues the story of Russian-born Konstantin, anti-hero for the modern age. Like Marlowe before him, Konstantin has a penchant for finding trouble and an unflinching sense of morality to get him out of it.’ Joe Clifford, author of The Jay Porter series ‘Hardboiled action and sharp, gritty humour. Highly recommended.’ Paul D. Brazill, author of Guns Of Brixton and A Case Of Noir ‘Gritty and glorious, dirty and dynamic, fast and furious. My kind of book.’ Col’s Criminal Library ‘A superior action-thriller, layered with flashbacks, intriguing characters and tendon-snapping sequences of graphic violence.’ Murder, Mayhem and More ‘A fast-paced and witty tale.’ Big Al’s Books and Pals ‘With his unique style of writing, the author grabs the reader’s attention and makes for an entertaining read.’ By The Letter Book Reviews ‘Tight, punchy with a distinct voice.’ Crimesquad ‘The ability to get his readers onside, rooting for his messed-up characters as they battle against the