A Lot To Die For

Detective Jack Husker Crime Thrillers: Book 6

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English Crime, Noir, Crime Mystery, Serial Killers, Crime Thriller, Murder Mystery, British Detective, Police Procedural, and Novels

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Detective Jack Husker Crime Thrillers — Book 6

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Oct 31, 2025

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A Lot To Die For

Detective Jack Husker Crime Thrillers: Book 6

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Blurb

Fear became his closest friend.

Death comes when the hammer falls.

A gruesome discovery sends shockwaves through the high-end world of antiques. With no obvious link to the city, a curious piece of furniture reveals the darkest of secrets. It opens up old wounds and sees rivalries reignited. The animosity sends fear rippling through the city.

DI Jack Husker and DS Lisa Ramsey are tasked with solving the mystery. York’s unlikeliest couple must forge a path through deep-held grudges. As they battle to find a killer, will they be able to convince old foes that their past is no longer behind them?

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Genres

English Crime, Noir, Crime Mystery, Serial Killers, Crime Thriller, Murder Mystery, British Detective, Police Procedural, and Novels

Series

Detective Jack Husker Crime Thrillers — Book 6

Series Read Order

Reading prior books is recommended, but not required

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Publication Date

Oct 31, 2025

Page Length

288 pages

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Author

Alex Robert has lived most of his life in and around the outskirts of York. He is a family man, with a long-held passion for writing, who grew up unsure of what career path to follow. While writing has always been his first love, it disappeared into the fog that is real life, leaving him to forge a moderately successful career in an office. Having spent twenty years finding reasons not to put pen to paper, he finally took the plunge and has never regretted the decision.