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After a policeman is shot dead, DCI John Blizzard seizes a chance to settle old scores When a high-profile detective on a reality TV cop show is killed, John Blizzard fancies old-school gangster Nathaniel Callaghan for the crime. With the aging boss's control over his northern crime empire on the wane, Blizzard sees an opportunity to turn his associates against him. But MI5 are also in on the action, and the different departments are in danger of scuppering each other's investigation. Yet as skeletons clatter out of the closet, it dawns on Blizzard that things are not as clear cut as they…mehr

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After a policeman is shot dead, DCI John Blizzard seizes a chance to settle old scores When a high-profile detective on a reality TV cop show is killed, John Blizzard fancies old-school gangster Nathaniel Callaghan for the crime. With the aging boss's control over his northern crime empire on the wane, Blizzard sees an opportunity to turn his associates against him. But MI5 are also in on the action, and the different departments are in danger of scuppering each other's investigation. Yet as skeletons clatter out of the closet, it dawns on Blizzard that things are not as clear cut as they seem. Who had murder on their mind, and who wrote the name on the bullet? THE NAME ON THE BULLET is the eleventh standalone murder mystery by John Dean to feature stalwart crime-solver DCI John Blizzard. The full list of books is as follows: 1. THE LONG DEAD 2. STRANGE LITTLE GIRL 3. THE RAILWAY MAN 4. THE SECRETS MAN 5. A BREACH OF TRUST 6. DEATH LIST 7. A FLICKER IN THE NIGHT 8. THE LATCH MAN 9. NO AGE TO DIE 10. THE VENGEANCE MAN 11. THE NAME ON THE BULLET
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John Dean is a former journalist who worked on regional newspapers for 17 years before going freelance in 1997. As a freelance, he wrote for regional and national newspapers and for many magazines on subjects as diverse as crime, wildlife and business before retiring in March 2020 to concentrate on his crime fiction. He also runs creative writing courses. John lives in South West Scotland.