Calling

Kaye Whiting went to buy a birthday present and didn't come back. She isn't dead, or physically injured. But she is alone and very, very scared. Fifty miles away in Cambridge town centre a deeply disturbed young woman is standing by a payphone. She knows she often feels compelled to do harmful things and is driven by a desire to make a call. DC Gary Goodhew is one of the detectives assigned to find Kaye and when her body is discovered the only clue to the potential murderer is a woman's voice on his answerphone saying, 'Kaye isn't the first and won't be the last...' Praise for "Cambridge Blue": "You are pulled relentlessly in as Bruce racks up the tension. Menacing and insidious, this is a great novel." (R J Ellory). "An exciting debut from a very promising new talent." (Paul Johnston). "A fast-paced gritty tale guaranteed to have you hooked from beginning to end." ("Cambridgeshire Pride"). "Meaty and deeply plotted." ("Morning Star"). "DC Gary Goodhew could just develop into a worthy succesor to those venerables of the police procedural now drawing their pensions." ("Tribune"). "A gripping tale of murder and mystery." ("Cambridge Style").