***An Amazon Bestseller***

NATO – once an impregnable fortress of Western military power, now just another victim of cyber-terrorism...

Grant Perkins is starting to feel restless. The cosy cottage, the writing career, the ageing mother in Eastbourne – it’s all becoming humdrum, and he misses the thrill-of-the-chase excitement of last year when he and his journalist friend, Francesca, investigated a fraud scam.

But things suddenly start looking up for Grant when his Italian barber, Mario, tells him about a recent news story of an Italian banker whose suicide may not be as it seems. On a whim, he heads off to Italy to reunite with Francesca and delve deeper into the case.

Their quest is not without complications, however. Police Inspector Mancini seems to want to arrest them all the time, the bank’s top executives appear to be hiding something and a blast from their previous case shows up like a bad penny.

This second story in Sinclair’s series is an adrenaline-fuelled crime thriller, set against the backdrop of Italy’s stunning Ligurian region – where the beautiful Bay of Poets turns into the sinister Bay of Killers.

Praise for Paul Sinclair:

"Take a breath - close your eyes and dive right into the ‘Bay of Killers!’ You’ll be swimming amongst real characters and events so vivid, you’ll be able to smell the perfume on Francesca’s neck and see the sweat on Grant’s brow. Enticing, engrossing, and utterly believable. Try to put the book down… I dare you!" - Ali Sabbagh – Independent Publisher

"I was hooked on this crime thriller from the outset, and once I started reading it I couldn’t stop. It’s a great read, with an impressive cast of characters, lovely Italian locations and a fast-moving, roller coaster storyline. It had it all: intrigue, corruption, murder, espionage and the Mafia. As an Italian reader, I was impressed by the authentic ambience portrayed in the book and would definitely recommend others to read it" - Adriano Noble

Paul Sinclair is a British scriptwriter and filmmaker. He began his career as a freelance film editor for the BBC and UK production companies. He later became an independent producer/director, developing and producing TV documentaries, commercials, corporates and feature film projects.