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BOOK 5 IN THE DI JIMMY BLISS SERIES
First published in 2019. Republished 2022.
Two separate shootings in a single night leave the Peterborough Major Crimes Unit with two murder victims on their hands. But one of the bodies has been decapitated, the head nowhere to be found.
When a second headless corpse is discovered the following day, DI Bliss and his team realise they are hunting a spree killer. Worse still, these murders are not the first in the series, and more potential victims are on the killer’s list.
In a race against time to save further loss of life, Bliss knows he has to flush out the hired assassin. And in doing so, he and his team put their own lives at risk. But will everyone survive?
What readers have to say about the author and his work:
"I had to take myself into another room to read the last few chapters of The Death of Justice - I couldn't bear any interruptions as I reached the end of the most tightly plotted, tense and emotional Bliss novel yet."
"The combination of a compelling, nail-biting investigation and exceptional character development is absolutely top-notch and the pacy, tense plotting ensures The Death of Justice is an addictive, heart-pounding read with some shocking and deeply emotional scenes which are beautifully written."
"I felt I was living through all the emotions that Bliss endured as he went about bringing about justice and I was left bereft as I came to the end."
"This series of D.l.Bliss books must surely be discovered by a screen writer for a TV series especially as there are rumours of more Bliss to come."
"Heartpounding. Brilliant. And one of the best crime series I have ever read."
"Tony J Forder has completely outdone himself with this book. Bliss is right up there with Morse and Rebus. And Tony is right up there with those authors. This book had me on the edge of my seat one minute and crying into my hanky the next. I absolutely love love love Bliss, I can guarantee you won't be disappointed when reading a Tony J Forder Bliss book."
Genre: Mystery
First published in 2019. Republished 2022.
Two separate shootings in a single night leave the Peterborough Major Crimes Unit with two murder victims on their hands. But one of the bodies has been decapitated, the head nowhere to be found.
When a second headless corpse is discovered the following day, DI Bliss and his team realise they are hunting a spree killer. Worse still, these murders are not the first in the series, and more potential victims are on the killer’s list.
In a race against time to save further loss of life, Bliss knows he has to flush out the hired assassin. And in doing so, he and his team put their own lives at risk. But will everyone survive?
What readers have to say about the author and his work:
"I had to take myself into another room to read the last few chapters of The Death of Justice - I couldn't bear any interruptions as I reached the end of the most tightly plotted, tense and emotional Bliss novel yet."
"The combination of a compelling, nail-biting investigation and exceptional character development is absolutely top-notch and the pacy, tense plotting ensures The Death of Justice is an addictive, heart-pounding read with some shocking and deeply emotional scenes which are beautifully written."
"I felt I was living through all the emotions that Bliss endured as he went about bringing about justice and I was left bereft as I came to the end."
"This series of D.l.Bliss books must surely be discovered by a screen writer for a TV series especially as there are rumours of more Bliss to come."
"Heartpounding. Brilliant. And one of the best crime series I have ever read."
"Tony J Forder has completely outdone himself with this book. Bliss is right up there with Morse and Rebus. And Tony is right up there with those authors. This book had me on the edge of my seat one minute and crying into my hanky the next. I absolutely love love love Bliss, I can guarantee you won't be disappointed when reading a Tony J Forder Bliss book."
Genre: Mystery
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