Win & Cleo Series

It was 1993 when Andy last saw his sister, Willow, one minute he was holding her hand, and the next she was gone. Thirty years later, Andy has a family of his own, but he's never forgotten his little sister. How could he? Her disappearance destroyed his family and ended his childhood, and with all the leads dried up and no new clues he's had to accept that she's gone forever. That's until he's contacted by a woman who claims to have a message for him from Willow, sceptical, but unable to resist trying anything Andy meets up with her. Cleo knows things that were never made public at the time, and Andy starts to think that just maybe, she really is in contact with Willow. When one of his childhood adversaries is found murdered Andy turns to the police officer in charge of the investigation at the time for help. DCI Unwin Phelps had reluctantly retired with Willow being his only cold, unsolved case. Offered the opportunity to finally find out what happened to her he agrees to get involved. Working with Cleo and Andy they don't realise the danger they're in. Is Willow back and seeking revenge? If so, is she dead or alive, and why are those involved in the case being picked off, one by one? Andy has to dig deep into a dark past he'd rather forget for the answers.  

When Peter Shaw jumps from the top of a multi-storey car park onto the street below and his ex-wife is discovered murdered DCI Oliver Brooks and DS Stephanie Wright initially think it's a murder/suicide. That's until Cleo approaches Win with the strange messages she's been getting and the team reunite to look deeper into the case, leading them to an enigmatic man called Gideon who runs a support group he calls "The Truth Seekers." Is Gideon a psychopath who skillfully manipulates his vulnerable group members, or is he the saviour he claims to be? Win & Cleo are in a race against time to discover the truth and catch a clever killer who's hiding in plain view.

Cleo is faced with a past that she's tried to bury when her ex-best friend seeks her out to ask for her help in catching her daughter's killer. Teaming up with her old friend, Win, and DCI Tom Woods, they're drawn into a deadly game with a killer who is determined to win at any cost. Dangerous Games is a journey into a dark past that can't be left behind. Is Cleo's gift enough of an advantage for them to win against someone whose identity is hidden by their choice of online persona?