⭕ Signed copies of the bestselling novel: Dominion, Redemption & Kismet by critically acclaimed local thriller-writer Wayne Sharrocks are now available for £7.99 (each) from the Diss Publishing Bookshop & Cafe, 40 Mere Street, Diss. IP22 4AH.
Tel: 01379 642047 & 01379 644612

http://www.disspublishing.co.uk/

From the Publisher:

Waynes literary nominations thus far include Channel 4 televisions Richard & Judys Book-Club Competition, The Guardian First Book Award & The McKitterick Prize.

We think that you will find these titles to be powerful, fast-moving and exciting psychological thrillers.

Book Review:
Wayne Sharrocks is a master of his craft, handling each twist and turn of the plot with consummate skill and with dialogue sharp as a switchblade... The Guardian

About the Author:

After attending college Wayne embarked on a career within the Animal Welfare sector (RSPCA, DEFRA, Battersea Dogs Home, Mayhew Animal Home...), before returning to his passion for writing.

In 2005 he secured a three-book deal with Pegasus Publishers, who are based in Cambridge. All novels thus far are psychological thrillers. His debut novel Redemption was released 23/01/06 to critical success with the second title Dominion following 08/10/07 & his final contracted novel Kismet seeing the light of day 01/06/2010.

Titles (un-signed) also available direct from Publishers: Pegasus Elliot MacKenzie Publishers Ltd. Sheraton House - Castle Park, Cambridge - CB3 OAX - England.
Tel: 01223 370012 Fax: 01223 370040 Website: http://www.pegasuspublishers.com

Or order at ANY book-shop by quoting ISBN Nos:
Title: Redemption - ISBN-10: 1843862549 ISBN-13: 978-1843862543
Title: Dominion - ISBN-10: 1843863855 ISBN-13: 978-1843863854
Title: Kismet - ISBN-10: 1843866277 ISBN-13: 978-1843866275

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Dominion-Wayne-Sharrocks/dp/1843863855

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Redemption-Wayne-Sharrocks/dp/1843862549

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Kismet-Wayne-Sharrocks/dp/1843866277

http://www.waterstones.com/waterstonesweb/products/wayne+sharrocks/kismet/7798847/

Dominion by Wayne Sharrocks

Synopsis:
Indelibly scarred by childhood trauma and neglect, Karl Connor attempted to flee the dark shadows of his young life, the horrors that he had experienced, and the inner demons that continued to haunt him. As the past and present collide the brutal reality is that the long slide into violence has already begun, but who could have imagined that his desire for perceived vengeance would have such terrifying results.

Young women are being murdered in London suburbs and there is seemingly nothing to connect them to one another, let alone the killer whose charming manner hides a warped and sick mind.

Detective Inspector Ross is determined to hunt the killer down, jeopardising his career in the process, as he becomes increasingly alienated and obsessed with finding the murderer.

It is a difficult time for him and his depleted team as they find themselves caught up in Karls deadly game of ruthless vendetta and vengeful murders. Soon their lives begin to run on a parallel, which leaves one of his team in mortal danger.


Extract from Chapter 2

Due to the gridlocked traffic Detective Inspector Ross had arrived late at the crime scene. As he pulled up to the kerbside of the tree lined avenue he looked up through the windscreen and watched as a cadaver, on a wheeled stretcher covered in a thin white body bag with black straps, was loaded unceremoniously into the back of the coroners black van.

The whizzing sound of a police helicopter intensified in the distance, rapidly growing louder, shaking him from his stupor.

Previously deep in thought, he now caught sight of his reflection in the rear view mirror and could see that his face had turned as white as the swollen moon above. He took a moment to compose himself before he swung the drivers door open. He raised his hand in a vague wave to acknowledge the two body movers from the coroners office as they turned with a darting urgency from the rear of the van. Still encased in their white coveralls, they mirrored his gesture before walking quickly towards the front of their vehicle.

Detective Inspector Ross remained watching as they pulled away from the kerb and set off into traffic. He then glanced over at the house, which was cordoned off by fluorescent crime scene tape that fluttered in the breeze like ribbons from a maypole. An assorted throng of media types and rubbernecks, some of whom were now attempting to take photographs on their mobile phones, had already assembled at the scene and looked on like a pack of baying jackals only just being kept at bay by the increasingly thin blue line.

He blew out a noisy sigh as he continued to look out of the car window at the unfurling scene.

He was less than thrilled to get a call like this on what so far had been his first day off in little over a month, especially as he sensed that his days at the helm of the investigation were numbered and such a public fall from grace would all but finish his previously fast-track career. At that thought his jaw tightened and he felt a slight tickle of electric current go down the back of his neck, bringing the hairs there to attention. A knot of anxious tension gripped his stomach, a subconscious fear of failure.

He willed himself to relax but as his body was stiff and his muscles ached from lack of sleep his mind had no intention of obeying him. He took a deep breath and swept his hand through his steel grey hair so that most of it fell back into place, whilst the wind took the other rogue strands so that they resembled dancing marionettes.

Ross removed his black wool sport coat and threw it onto the passenger seat before undoing his cuffs and rolling up his sleeves, a display that was intended to state to onlookers that he was getting ready for business.

After fighting his way through the escalating crowd, which combined the concerned, the curious and the downright ghoulish, he flashed his warrant card before ducking under the police tape to enter the crime scene.

As he reluctantly breathed in the chill of the evening, he stared over at he house. It looked unkempt, the garden untended, neglected even. As he walked towards it, the press continued to bombard him with queries, some pleadingly, others rudely, but he ignored them all. He had already braced himself for the media storm, which now invariably followed every new victim. As he stepped inside the house he could still hear the voices being carried away by the wind, muttering and complaining...

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Pegasus Elliot MacKenzie Publishers Ltd.
Sheraton House - Castle Park
Cambridge - CB3 OAX - England

Tel: 01223 370012
Fax: 01223 370040

http://www.pegasuspublishers.com

An independent, traditional publisher specialising in quality literature, fiction and non-fiction books, and we include childrens books in our lists.

Our publishing house concentrates -- for adult and child readers alike -- on the best fiction created by authors from many different parts of the world and concerning many diverse topics.

Over the last decade, the publishing house of Pegasus Elliot MacKenzie Ltd has flowered, growing strongly from its well-established roots in the cobbled streets of Cambridge. The well-loved and historic City itself has seen many changes and absorbed innovative ideas making it even more famous than ever. Similarly, our authors have enjoyed launches of their published books not only in some of the outstanding buildings within the City but in locations world-wide.