Dropzone: A Detective Jason Smith/Harriet Taylor thriller

'A great book. I loved it.' - Joy Ellis, million-selling author of The Fens series.Dropzone (DS Jason Smith &DC Harriet Taylor #2) by Stewart Giles From #1 best-selling author: Stewart Giles comes book 2 in the very popular DS Jason Smith and DC Harriet Taylor series.Brandon Stone is doing his first Accelerated Free Fall Skydive. He has done the training and his instructors are with him so nothing can go wrong…. Can it? A double malfunction and Brandon is staring death in the face. A very rare accident. Or is it? Smith is returning to work after 3 months recovering from injuries at the hands of Viktor Boronov. Light duties? Not if Smith can help it. DC Harriet Taylor is taking a well deserved holiday with her boyfriend and she plans to do some tandem skydiving. Out of all the planes in the country they end up on the same one as Brandon. With a detective as a witness this should be an easy case to solve. Wrong! Smith and the team need all the help they can get to unravel the lies and find the clues before more bodies turn up. This is a gripping story with twists, turns and intrigue all the way through. A fast moving page-turner you will not be able to put down.THE DETECTIVES DC Harriet Taylor had only been married for 2 years when her philandering husband was killed in a car crash. Harriet transferred to Trotterdown to escape the gossip and sympathetic looks. She is now finding her way around Cornwall and getting to know the other members of the team.DS Jason Smith is an Australian who was sent to York to live with his Grandmother when his sister disappeared from a beach. He has suffered many losses in his life and is now a dedicated detective. What readers are saying about Dropzone:As always, great plot with plenty of suspense and twists to keep you guessing until the end. – Kirsty Nimmo ““I was quickly drawn into a world of air adventure and read it in two sittings. It’s an engaging, fast paced murder/mystery with believable characters, plot and background on their private lives.” – Carol Stone It starts with an