This is the first in a three-book series which plunges you into the world of the mysterious and charismatic Inspector Oliver Goldberg and the team of police rejects who are drawn into his orbit. It’s 2011, riots are simmering in the heart out of North London as the UK’s first, and only, Hasidic detective, hunts the killers of young Muslim women. As events cascade out of control, and the investigation becomes ever more complex and global in nature, the importance of the victims seems to diminish – to everyone, that is, except Goldberg. Torn between duty, religion and two powerful women, his chaotic and dysfunctional life spirals out of control, yet he remains implacably dedicated to the Lurianic concept of tikkun olam – repair the world – a heavy burden indeed for this deeply flawed and conflicted individual.

The second in the three book series plunges you further into the world of the mysterious and charismatic Inspector Oliver Goldberg and the team of police rejects who are drawn into his orbit. It’s 2011, riots are simmering in the heart out of North London as the UK’s first, and only, Hasidic detective, hunts the killers of young Muslim women. As events cascade out of control, and the investigation becomes ever more complex and global in nature, the importance of the victims seems to diminish – to everyone, that is, except Goldberg. Torn between duty, religion and two powerful women, his chaotic and dysfunctional life spirals out of control, yet he remains implacably dedicated to the Lurianic concept of tikkun olam – repair the world – a heavy burden indeed for this deeply flawed and conflicted individual.

The third in this three book series plunges you further into the world of the mysterious and charismatic Inspector Oliver Goldberg and the team of police rejects who are drawn into his orbit. It’s 2011, riots are simmering in the heart out of North London as the UK’s first, and only, Hasidic detective, hunts the killers of young Muslim women. As events cascade out of control, and the investigation becomes ever more complex and global in nature, the importance of the victims seems to diminish – to everyone, that is, except Goldberg. Torn between duty, religion and two powerful women, his chaotic and dysfunctional life spirals out of control, yet he remains implacably dedicated to the Lurianic concept of tikkun olam – repair the world – a heavy burden indeed for this deeply flawed and conflicted individual.

1624: beautiful, headstrong Esther resists coercion into a loveless marriage. An impetuous flight from Amsterdam’s insular Jewish community unleashes a deadly train of events. Her brothers alone can save her – but can anyone save them? Follow the Amsalem family’s savage and sensual adventures from war-torn Europe to the Spanish Main. From enslavement to a final triumphant revenge. Hold tight to the gunwales, it’s hurricane season.

1634: war raging for the soul of Europe, overspills into the New World.

A simple misunderstanding as a twelve-year-old sent Eliot Prufrock’s adult life spiralling out of control. Caused him to reject a multi-billion fortune, a life of ease and influence, made him what he is today – damaged, mentally, and physically, and an obsessive investigator. Because life surely couldn’t be so cruel as to deny him a second chance.

The BETHNAL GREEN BOOK of the DEAD is an epic quantum chiller: part sci-fi, part erotic horror, part modern satire, part eco warning, part love story, part homage to bygone British mages.

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