But unfortunately for Bill Slider, incoming Detective Superintendent Barrington has something to prove and no desire to make friends with his subordinates. Necrochip aka Death to Go – There’s a changing of the guard at Shepherd’s Bush police station.Then when a noted womanizer dies in mysterious fire in a sleazy motel and the whole of his murky past comes to light, Slider begins to question whether this was suicide… or murder. Death Watch – The lot of the working copper is getting harder: new regulations, regular rousting by the top brass, a budget tighter than a Victoria corset and a DC who thinks he’s in a John Le Carré novel makes it a trying time for Detective inspector Bill Slider.

But then the unidentifiable body of a woman turns up on his patch, and suddenly Slider and his partner Atherton have a chance to prove themselves. He’s spent most of his working life at Shepherd’s Bush nick, and stopped minding long ago about being passed over for promotion. Orchestrated Death – Detective Inspector Bill Slider is never going to make it to Scotland Yard.Every book in the Bill Slider series works as a standalone story, but the lives of the different characters evolve from one novel to the other. The Published order for the Bill Slider series is the same as the chronological order.

One day, he got the chance to prove himself, and his life and career changed. He is a middle-class, middle-aged, and middle-of-the-road cop from Shepherd’s Bush in London. The story is about the investigations of Detective Inspector Bill Slider. She started it in 1991 as a side project with no future, but it became a best-selling series since. Writer Cynthia Harrod-Eagles (also known as Emma Woodhouse and Elizabeth Bennett) was famous for writing historical novels before writing the Bill Slider Mystery Series. Affiliate disclosure: As an Amazon Associate, we may earn commissions from qualifying purchases from Amazon.īy the author of The Morland Dynasty series.

Death to Go by Cynthia Harrod-Eagles