Three Years Dead

Following an attempt on his life, Detective Sergeant Martin Money wakes from a week-long coma with no memory of the previous three years. He quickly learns that corrupt practices got him demoted, violence caused his wife to divorce him, and his vices and anger drove his friends away one by one. On top of this, the West Yorkshire Police do not seem to care who tried to kill him, and he is offered a generous pay-out to retire. But with a final lifeline offered by a former student of his, Martin takes up the case of a missing male prostitute, an investigation that skirts both their worlds, forcing him back into the run-down estates awash with narcotics, violence, and sex, temptations he must resist if he is to resume his life as the good man he remembers himself to be. To stay out of jail, to punish whoever tried to kill him, and to earn his redemption, Martin attempts to unravel the circumstances of his assault, and-more importantly-establish why everyone from his past, his former friends, and his new acquaintances, appear to be lying at every turn. Author A. D. Davies follows up his acclaimed debut novel "His First His Second" with the story of a man chasing a past that nobody wants him to recall. Praise for "His First His Second": "An intriguing mix of police procedural and serial killer thriller, that will tease, involve and unnerve you. An entertaining and intriguing debut" - crimefictionlover.com "Want a book with twists and turns? This is the one. It will not disappoint" - Undercover Book Reviews