Signed Novels by Wayne Sharrocks, From the Publisher: Dominion is the follow up to Redemption, Waynes debut novel, which was nominated for both The Guardian First Book Award & The McKitterick Prize. Available direct from Publishers: Pegasus Elliot MacKenzie Publishers Ltd. Sheraton House - Castle Park, Cambridge - CB3 OAX - England. Tel: 01223 370012 Fax: 01223 370040 Website: www.pegasuspublishers.com *Signed copies of BOTH Dominion & Redemption by highly acclaimed author Wayne Sharrocks are available for £7.99 from The Whitby Bookshop: 88 Church Street, Whitby, North Yorkshire. YO22 4UA You can call us at (01947) 606202, or email us at mail@whitbybookshop.co.uk 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 http://www.amazon.co.uk/Dominion-Wayne-Sharrocks/dp/1843863855 http://www.amazon.co.uk/Redemption-Wayne-Sharrocks/dp/1843862549 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 coroner’s 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 driver’s door open. He raised his hand in a vague wave to acknowledge the two body movers from the coroner’s office as they turned with a darting urgency from the rear of the