Psychosis: When a Dream Turns Deadly

by Roger Bray

Overview

When Hazel disappears, the police are convinced that her husband, Alex, has killed her.

Three years after his conviction for murder, Alex and his sister, Alice, are devastated when their last appeal is rejected by the courts. With nowhere left to turn, Alice must start to put her life back together.

Living in limbo herself, Alice has a chance encounter with Steve, an ex-solider turned PI who offers to look at the case files. Steve is convinced that the prosecution’s case is shaky at best, but can he find out the truth before it’s too late for Alex?

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780995351127
Publisher:	Roger Smith
Publication date:	03/12/2018
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	360
File size:	416 KB

About the Author

Roger Bray, raised in Blackburn, Lancashire served in the Royal Navy for ten years, including service during the Falklands War. Migrating to Australia he spent seventeen years as a police officer before being medically retired after being seriously injured while protecting a woman in a domestic violence situation. Enrolling in university he obtained firstly as bachelor degree in Politics and International Relations then a master degree in International relations. The work involved in the degrees re-lit his love of writing which he has had since school. He then traveled and lived in Germany and the UK for a couple of years with his wife before returning to Australia. Currently living near Brisbane. Married with three grown children, working on writing full time, and loving every minute of it.