TH - 644/1 | Jack-Knifed (DCI Martin Phelps #1) by Wonny Lea

'Jack-Knifed' is the first novel featuring DCI Martin Phelps and his team, based in the world-famous and vibrant Cardiff Bay. 
Mark Wilson, a decent, well-liked gay man, lives alone in a beautiful house in Cardiff. One Saturday evening, his closest friends go to his house for an evening of drinks and catching-up. Finding no answer, the concerned friends break in - to a horrific murder scene.

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TH - 644/2 | The Coopers Field Murder (DCI Martin Phelps #2) by Wonny Lea

Detective Chief Inspector Martin Phelps, together with his sidekick, Detective Sergeant Matt Pryor, are faced with a body found in Coopers Field, a naked body that has lain there so long it is almost unidentifiable. Pathology reports establish that the body is that of a woman but who is she, and how did she die? 

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TH - 644/3 | Killing by Colours (DCI Martin Phelps #3) by Wonny Lea

Killing by Colours, the third in the DCI Martin Phelps series, takes Martin in search of a serial killer who appears to have somewhat of a personal interest in the DCI himself.

When the body of the killer's first victim is discovered at a popular Cardiff leisure attraction, key elements of the murder link her death to a macabre colour-themed poem recently sent to DCI Phelps.

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TH - 644/4 | Money Can Kill (DCI Martin Phelps #4) by Wonny Lea

A planned school trip to the amazing open air National History Museum of Wales ends early with the disappearance of a child. Is he just playing hide and seek or is it the work of a criminal with designs on the lottery millions of the little boy's mother? 

DCI Martin Phelps and his team are back together just in time to take on the case but what started off as a possible kidnapping ends with the discovery of two bodies, with one being nothing but bones and totally unrelated to the original crime.

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TH - 644/5 | Never Dead (DCI Martin Phelps #5) by Wonny Lea

As a newly promoted DI it wasn’t long before Matt Pryor was putting his own stamp on an investigation. The sudden death of an elderly man on a local train turns out to be murder and even Professor Moore is surprised by the cause of death. 

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