The Repenting Serpent

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by Wes Markin


  Thank you to all my Beta Readers who took the time to read early drafts and offer valuable feedback. Huge appreciation goes to Jenny Cook for that much-needed, ruthless final edit. Thank you also to my wonderful wife Jo, and my mother, Janet, who continue to offer support during the most tiring parts of the process. Also, thank you to my lovely little people, B & H, who never fail to make me smile and have earned themselves a book dedication!

  Lastly, thank you to every reader, and every wonderful blogger, who has spent their valuable time with my fiction. I hope I have offered you some entertainment, and would love to do so again in the near future…

  About the Author

  Wes Markin is a hyperactive English teacher, who loves writing crime fiction with a twist of the macabre.

  Having finished ‘The Repenting Serpent,’ sequel to ‘One Last Prayer for the Rays,’ he is now working on the third instalment of DCI Michael Yorke’s wild ride, ‘The Silence of Severance.’ He is also the author of ‘A Lesson in Crime,’ a prequel to his DCI Yorke novels, which takes the reader back to his blood-soaked university days.

  Born in 1978, Wes grew up in Manchester, UK. After graduating from Leeds University, he spent fifteen years as a teacher of English, and has taught in Thailand, Malaysia and China. Now as a teacher, writer, husband and father, he is currently living in Harrogate, UK.

  Also by Wes Markin

  One Last Prayer for the Rays

  "An explosive and visceral debut with the most terrifying of killers. Wes Markin is a new name to watch out for in crime fiction, and I can't wait to see more of Detective Yorke." – Bestselling Crime Author Stephen Booth

  School should be the safest place in the world. Not this winter.

  DCI Michael Yorke faces his most harrowing case yet.

  When 12-year-old Paul disappears from school, Yorke’s only clue is a pool of animal blood. Fearing the worst, he turns toward the most obvious suspect, recently released local murderer, Thomas Ray.

  But as the snow in Salisbury worsens, Ray’s mutilated body is discovered, and Yorke is left with no choice but to journey into the sinister heart of a demented family that has plagued the community for generations. Can he save the boy? Or will the evil he discovers change him forever?

  The shocking and exhilarating new crime thriller will have you turning the pages late into the night.

  Coming November 2019 …

  The Silence of Severance

  Your wedding day should be the most unforgettable day of your life.

  And this is one wedding that will never be forgotten.

  When a police officer’s wedding day ends in brutality and chaos, DCI Michael Yorke is pulled away from his own wedding into the bloodiest chain of events Wiltshire has ever seen.

  As a heatwave tightens its grip on Salisbury, Yorke and his team face a race against time to find the most sinister and intelligent adversary they have ever faced. Christian Severance.

  But as the team chase Severance into the shadows of a dark past, Yorke’s own history starts to drag itself into the present …

  Can they stop Christian Severance before he achieves the unthinkable? And will Yorke survive the revelations that claw at him from the darkness?

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