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Rob Parker


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aka Robert Parker

Robert Parker is a married father of three, who lives in a village near Manchester, UK. The author of the Ben Bracken books A Wanted Man and Morte Point, and the standalone post-Brexit country-noir Crook’s Hollow, he enjoys a rural life on an old pig farm (now minus pigs), writing horrible things between school runs.

He writes full time, as well as organising and attending various author events across the UK - while boxing regularly for charity. Passionate about inspiring a love of the written word in young people, he spends a lot of time in schools across the North West, encouraging literacy, story-telling, creative-writing and how good old fashioned hard work tends to help good things happen.
 


Genres: Thriller, Mystery
 
New and upcoming books
January 2025

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The Troubled Deep
(Cam Killick, book 1)
Series
Ben Braken
   1. A Wanted Man (2017)
   2. Morte Point (2019)
   3. The Penny Black (2020)
   4. Till Morning is Nigh (2020)
   5. The Watchman (2021)
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Novels
   Crook's Hollow (2018) (as by Robert Parker)
   Blackstoke (2021)
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Books containing stories by Rob Parker
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Everyday Kindness (2021)
edited by
LJ Ross
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Noir from the Bar (2020)
30 Crime and Mystery Shorts
edited by
Simon Bewick and Vic Watson

Rob Parker recommends
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The Deadly Spark (2024)
Roxie Key
"With The Deadly Spark, Roxie Key boldly sears her name into the crime fiction conversation. An enthralling mystery run through with trauma and redemption, carrying real freshness, sensitivity, surprises, and potency."
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The Secret Voices (2022)
(Coral Lael Mystery, book 1)
MJ White
"Touchingly compassionate, desperately exciting and achingly well-written...a superlative crime novel."
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A Wash of Black (2020)
(DI Erika Piper, book 1)
Chris McDonald
"Like a hammer in the dark, A Wash of Black is a debut that hits you with full force and leaves you breathless and stunned. DI Erika Piper is a compelling, hard-as-nails creation, trawling every dark Mancunian corner for the murderer of a movie-star – and as the tension and stakes rack up, so do the bodies and surprises. A superb tale deftly told with a human touch and a real eye for detail, with a true ‘just one more chapter’ moreishness, A Wash of Black announces Chris McDonald as a superb new voice not just in the Northern literary scene, but across the national crime landscape. Highly recommended."

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