Jesus Rojo is used to being unpopular. As the youngest investigating judge ever appointed he had already ruffled the feathers of those who place seniority over talent. When he is handed a case of institutional corruption that has been lying in the long grass for years, he suspects that he is being set up to fail. With his small team of detectives, he begins to … Continue reading A little piece of England in the sun

The sleepy village of Farmers Tye is noted for two things: a hill figure depicting Mary and the baby Jesus and a convent dedicated to this image of the holy family. The Parish Council is arranging a garden party to celebrate the bicentennial of the convent. The hill figure itself is framed by an ash forest that has begun to look a little dog-eared. Investigations … Continue reading Old Tom