Where have all the May Queens gone? At 34 years old, Sapphire Butterworth is a little old to be crowned May Queen, but she has her heart set on the title and no one is going to stand in her way. But then Sapphire disappears in the middle of the May Day celebrations and someone throws a brick through the window of her tea shop. Soon, there are scenes of May Day carnage throughout the village; lambs mauled by vicious dogs and may poles ripped apart. Mystery writer, Jock Skone is one of the last to see Sapphire and determined to use his detective skills to find her. But Jock quickly discovers that Sapphire’s friends do not know her as well as they thought they did. And Sapphire is not the first May Queen to go missing. Is there a deeper reason why Sapphire wanted the title so badly? Does she know more about the May Queen Killers than she’s been letting on? May Queen Killers is a very British psychological thriller set on the English/Welsh border.

He wasn't the kind of writer to attract rabid fans… Jock Skone led a quiet life, typing novels with two fingers on his laptop. His readers were quiet and cynical. They didn't queue around the block to meet him, or send him underwear in the post. So he had no idea that anyone cared that he was struggling to write his latest book, or that someone was watching him closely, plotting a sinister surprise. The Perfect Friend is a light hearted novella featuring Jock and Dylan from The Perfect Girl