"One of the best British murder mysteries I've read in a long time."
Escape to the country? Or escape to murder?
November, cider-apple time, and Inspector Zig Batten regrets his enforced transfer from urban Yorkshire to not-so-sleepy Somerset. When hikers discover a dead body, propped against a tree on a lonely hill, Batten needs every grain of his Northern sarcasm to help him seek the killer.
Is it a coincidence the victim worked on the vast private estate of Wake Hall - home of a shifty horse-sales business run by a slap-happy Northern adversary? What exactly is in the horse-boxes that trundle into Wake Hall? And does the maverick Lady Wake know - or care?
Batten's delving is plagued by tensions within his new team, disappearing witnesses, self-doubt, poisoned guard dogs - and a shocking revelation.
Then, as Christmas draws near, the human cost of crime begins to escalate...
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Paul Toolan was born in northern England but now admits to being a southern softie living in rural Somerset. After a rewarding career as a teacher and senior manager in Further Education and Universities he wrote book/lyrics for successful musicals, before turning to crime writing. 'A Killing Tree' is the first novel in the Detective Inspector Zig Batten series, and the second, 'A January Killing', is now available. Like his protagonist, he enjoys walking, gardens, fishing and the occasional whisky. Unlike him, he enjoys cricket, the taste of mushrooms, and loves to travel- to Greece and Crete in particular.
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