City on Fire

A DRUG WAR RAVAGES A CITY After losing her sister to an overdose, Chief Superintendent Jo Howe is desperate to tackle the world of drugs that consumes the shadowy backstreets of Brighton. Operation Eradicate is her response but not everyone sees it as a positive development. CORRUPT POWER WIELDED FROM THE SHADOWS For self-made millionaire Sir Ben Parsons it is a threat to his business - his colossal empire relies on addicts who survive on Respite Pharmaceuticals' substitute drugs. A DETECTIVE IN THE LINE OF FIRE With connections in the highest levels of government, media and organised crime, Parsons unleashes a brutal counterattack on Howe. 'Brisk and brutal' The Sun 'Gripping' Lucy Foley 'Fast-paced' Clare Mackintosh 'Bartlett's best yet' Elly Griffiths Readers love Graham Bartlett: 'Another roller-coaster of a book!! It's is dark, gritty and unputdownable!' 'A fast paced, heart stopping story and I enjoyed every minute of it' 'It's gritty, dark, and doesn't pull any punches. I couldn't turn the pages fast enough'

Graham Bartlett was the chief superintendent of Brighton and Hove police. His first non-fiction book, Death Comes Knocking, was a Sunday Times bestseller, co-written with Peter James. He has since published Bad for Good and Force of Hate starring Chief Superintendent Jo Howe. Bartlett is also a crime writing advisor helping scores of authors and TV writers inject authenticity into their work.