Crime Thriller Box Set – Ted Tayler – The Freeman Files: Books 4-6 (The Freeman Files Box Set Book 2) Kindle Edition

: 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars(1,437) Excellent UK Crime Series
Some cold cases hide killers. Others hide the rot within the system itself.
Detective Gus Freeman and his Crime Review Team return, facing their most dangerous investigations yet. Each case forces them deeper into the shadows of corruption and betrayal, while the fractures in their own lives grow harder to ignore.
Deadly Formula
Dr Ian McGuire was gunned down in his kitchen, his research disappearing with him. Fourteen years later, Guss cold-case team uncover threads linking his death to overdoses, a murdered ex-police officer, and a drug network protected by insiders. When the case escalates into the abduction of one of their own, Gus must confront just how far the powerful will go to silence the truth.
Final Deal
DI Suzie Ferris vanishes, and every trail points to Ricky Gardiner, a disgraced undercover cop turned ruthless predator. While racing to find her, Guss team reopens the murder of a car dealerand uncovers a cover-up stretching deep inside the force. For Gus, the hunt for Suzie collides with divided loyalties and a choice that could tear his personal life apart.
Barking Mad
Mark Malone, a well-liked pet shop manager, was gunned down behind the wheel of his BMW. His case was shelved as road ragebut Guss team connect the murder weapon to a London gang killing and a fugitive who has haunted them before. As internal scandals threaten to cripple the police, Gus and his detectives must face enemies both outside and within.
The box set blends the steady intrigue of British police procedural with the rich, human stories of the detectives behind the desk. A must-read for fans of Sally Rigby, Faith Martin, and Joy Ellis.
Praise for The Freeman Files: Nice balance of procedural work with investigative action a cure for boring procedurals. A mixture of police work, detective work, friendship, and murder. Completely original. Keeps you guessing. The characters are honest, human, and completely engaging.