The Clubhouse Slaughters (Tammy Pierre Murder Mystery Thrillers)

“Wow, this one left me gasping for air! Fast pace and hits you straight from the very first page. The prologue really brings the cover to life, too. You can hear the car tyres squealing. The various timelines the story brought past books into play too, very clever! Fantastic writing and in this one Tammy, although still a badass super woman, shows a softer side. I loved it, my favourite one so far!”— Lisa Hamer, UK, Bookstagram ReviewerA bombing on a train heading north from London kills two families, including the Under-Secretary to the Ministry of Defense.A string of vicious stabbing murders in London, including a prominent judge, occurring in and near "The Clubhouse" nightclubs that welcome a diverse crowd.Are they connected?Are terrorists responsible?Tammy is hired by the club owner to investigate the stabbings, then brought onto a government task force to explore a plausible connection to the bombing. Warnings to stay away, threats to her family, and the emergence of new and old enemies make this thriller impossible to resist.“Another spellbinding dive into the Tammy Pierre case files. Very relevant to the time we now live in. We see another side to Tammy, juggling motherhood (who would have thought), with crime fighting. Andrew Segal’s style and authenticity make this as usual a ‘must read’ that will have you on the edge of your seat.”— Charles Shiplee, avid Crime Thriller reader“A gripping and emotionally resonant crime thriller that keeps you turning pages late into the night. Following investigator Tammy Pierre as she navigates a chilling series of murders across the London nightclub scene, the story balances sharp investigative detail with genuine heart. The author handles complex relationship and identity themes with sensitivity and urgency, creating a narrative that is both suspenseful and socially aware. Tammy Pierre is a compelling, believable lead whose determination anchors the novel, making this a powerful and memorable read for fans of modern crime fiction.”— Emily Tout, Flexible Resourcing, NHS Read more