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Seven friends from rich homes face a string of brutal deaths. They met twenty years ago at a private school, Potter’s Field. Detective Max Wolfe must find the killer before more die.

Tony Parsons’s crime thriller turns a police hunt into a personal fight. Wolfe has just joined London’s homicide team at West End Central. His base is at 27 Savile Row, in Mayfair. He hunts through dark streets and online. His search also leads him into circles of power. His target calls himself Bob the Butcher. Social media grips his mind. As the deaths mount, the killer draws close to Wolfe’s loved ones. Wolfe must seek justice and try to stay alive.

Parsons was born in Essex in 1955. By seventeen, he had written a novel. He worked at London’s Gordon distillery until summer 1976. He then joined NME to write about punk music. This work took him on tour with bands such as The Sex Pistols. He has also had a regular column in the Mirror. He has appeared on BBC’s Newsnight Review. He has written for the music, fashion, lifestyle, and news press. His work has appeared in The Face, Marie Claire, and The Daily Mail. He has also written for Arena, The Guardian, and Elle. Other outlets include The Daily Telegraph, The Spectator, and The Sunday Times. He has written for GQ and Red too.