DS Mumtaz Ali Series

When two husbands are brutally murdered by their seemingly loving wives, DS Mumtaz ‘Moomy’ Ali and DCI Sarah Heaton of the Met police have to solve a complex case and expose a dark conspiracy involving some very powerful – and wealthy – players, putting their own lives on the line.

Artist, Rose Cromwell, is a mother of two, grandmother to four and has just celebrated her thirty-fifth wedding anniversary to husband Mike.

An ordinary, enviable marriage… until the night that Rose wakes up to see Mike stabbed to death in their marital bed, and the murder weapon in her hand.

Close by, Divya Sharma is happily planning a lavish meal for her devoted husband, Karthik. But their special night ends in horror when she butchers him to death with the meat cleaver she used to lovingly prepare his meal.

Two perfect marriages, cut short by unimaginable bloodshed, pull Detective Mumtaz ‘Moomy’ Ali of the Met Special Crime Unit and DCI Sarah Heaton into a perplexing investigation with no clues to follow.

As Mumtaz circles closer to the heart of the case, she finds a connection that might be responsible for turning these gentle, loving wives into brutal murderers. But exposing the truth brings Moomy into the sights of some powerful people who will stop at nothing to stay in the shadows. Can she solve the case, without becoming the next victim on the list?

Sidra Hussain has just made it home after a date. Opening the door, her blood runs cold as she realises the caller is here to take her life…

When a young Asian woman is found brutally murdered in her North London home, DS Mumtaz ‘Moomy’ Ali begins the investigation, but is blindsided by a case with no obvious motive.

When a second female victim is found, with no obvious links to Sidra apart from also having her throat slit, it seems Moomy is up against every detective’s nightmare a serial killer bringing terror to the streets of London.

As the case deepens, Moomy and her detective partner Sarah Heaton uncover a sinister underground group brought together by their hatred of women. But their roots run deep, and they count some very powerful people in their number.

To stop the bloodshed, Moomy must delve into the darkest corners of the internet, a place where hatred festers, unchecked but she needs to be fast, because the killer has their sights set on her

A hard-hitting, ripped-from-the-headlines detective novel with a shocking twist – fans of Angela Marsons, Cara Hunter and Ajay Chowdhury won’t be able to put this down.

Praise for the DS Mumtaz Ali crime thriller series:

‘The pace is swift from the beginning and doesn’t let up once.’ Joy Kluver

‘It was nothing short of brilliant. I read the entire book with bated breath I freaking loved the book!!’ Reader Review

‘The twists in this book are so jaw-dropping, I can’t even put into words how awesome they weretension and suspense is ramped up right from the beginning.’ Reader Review

‘An absolutely gripping, engaging, engrossing read, I could not put this down’ Reader Review

‘Original, and well written. An excellent addition to the genre’ Reader Review

‘Wonderful well-written plot and storyline that had me engaged from the start.’ Reader Review

‘Besides being a solid British police procedural, I appreciated the diverse, multiracial cast of characters in the story’ Reader Review

‘A brilliant police thrillerI loved this exciting rollercoaster!’ Reader Review

‘The red herrings and cliffhangers at the end of chapters meant I couldn’t put the book down’ Reader Review

‘A riveting read that had me clinging onto every word.’ Reader Review

‘An intriguing story of wealth, hypocrisy, racism, love andbetrayal. So many twists and turns! You’re kept guessing to the very end!’ Reader Review

‘A great thriller novel…It left me wanting to read more.’ Reader Review

‘An engrossing read…This is hard hitting, fast paced and well written.’ Reader Review

‘Brilliantly original, with characters that jump off the page. Highly recommended and a huge 5 stars from me.’ Angela Marsons

It was the wedding of the year. Millie Beaumont marrying billionaire playboy Oscar Hayat, the eyes of the world watching.

But the dream turns into a nightmare when Millie and Oscar are brutally abducted while on honeymoon. Millie is killed, her body dumped in London. Oscar is still missing

Enter DS Mumtaz ‘Moomy’ Khan – not your typical police officer. Moomy is running from her own troubled past, while colleague Sarah Heaton is having to live with the hard choices she has made. Yet they will stop at nothing to find Millie’s murderers and track down Oscar. Only a family as high profile as the Hayats have enemies lurking in every corner – have they taken the ultimate revenge, or is someone else behind the death and kidnapping?

And can Moomy find Oscar – before time runs out and he suffers the same fate as his wife?

The first book in the gripping, fast-paced new DS Mumtaz Ali crime series, this book was previously called The Unbroken. Fans of A.A. Dhand, The Khan and Robert Bryndza won’t be able to put this down.

Praise for Until Death:

‘It was nothing short of brilliant. I read the entire book with bated breath I freaking loved the book!!’ Reader Review

‘The twists in this book are so jaw-dropping, I can’t even put into words how awesome they weretension and suspense is ramped up right from the beginning’ Reader Review

‘An absolutely gripping, engaging, engrossing read, I could not put this down’ Reader Review

‘Original, and well written. An excellent addition to the genre’ Reader Review

‘Wonderful well-written plot and storyline that had me engaged from the start.’ Reader Review

‘Besides being a solid British police procedural, I appreciated the diverse, multiracial cast of characters in the story’ Reader Review

‘A brilliant police thrillerI loved this exciting rollercoaster!’ Reader Review

‘The red herrings and cliffhangers at the end of chaptersmeant I couldn’t put the book down’ Reader Review

‘A riveting read that had me clinging onto every word.’ Reader Review

‘An intriguing story of wealth, hypocrisy, racism, love andbetrayal. So many twists and turns! You’re kept guessing to the very end!’ Reader Review