4.6 (9429)

Gravely Concerned: A Black Beacons Murder Mystery (DCI Evan Warlow Crime Thriller Book 5)

by Rhys Dylan
4.6 (9429)

Predators watch. They’re patient. And strike when it’s least expected.

In broad daylight, on a quiet rural road, six-year-old Osian Howells disappears from his own front garden. In the blink of an eye he’s a missing person, taken, in the words of a headline hungry press, for nefarious purposes.

DCI Evan Warlow knows that the first hours after an abduction are crucial. Decisions have to be made quickly. Evidence can get lost or compromised, persons of interest need to be interrogated. And one or two have the team’s antennae twitching.

Worse, the abductor’s deviousness seems to know no bounds as cruel taunts pepper the investigation. With emotions at boiling point, and under pressure from family, the press and his superiors are all ‘gravely concerned’ for the boy’s welfare.

As always in such cases, the clock is ticking. Warlow and the team need answers and soon, before a kidnapping turns into something infinitely worse.

Gravely Concerned is the fifth book in the DCI Warlow bestselling series of fast-paced thrillers by Rhys Dylan. Set in the heart of wild Wales, this dark murder mystery full of action and pathos will keep you guessing. Perfect for fans of LJ Ross, JD Kirk. JM Dalgliesh and Simon McCleave, with an added dash of dark humour.

What people are saying about Rhys Dylan:

“⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ From the beginning until the end there are no gaps and pauses in storyline and the characters integrity. The main players are full of life’s experiences and honesty. Amazon Review, THE ENGINE HOUSE

“⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Would give this book a ten if I could absolutely love it and what a great team they are making. Amazon Review, CAUTION DEATH AT WORK

“⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Love the writing, very compelling, captivating and comfortable to read. Thanks again for a brilliant book. Amazon Review, ICE COLD MALICE

“⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great procedural, biting humour, odd characters. Dylan puts a lot of “best-selling” authors to shame.” BBub review, THE ENGINE HOUSE

Publication date
  • November 1, 2022