The Freeman Files Series

The perfect blend of detective mystery and everyday life, that will delight fans of Sally Rigby, Faith Martin, Joy Ellis, Simon McCleave, and Pauline Rowson. A gripping series that will have you hooked.Gus Freeman is back doing the job he loves – solving crimes. His Crime Review Team motto is – Another day, another collar.There’s never a dull moment – at work , or at play.CASE FILE #4 – January 2004DEADLY FORMULADr Ian McGuire, a research scientist, was shot dead in his kitchen. The original investigation found no motive, no leads, and no suspects. Gus Freeman and his Crime Review Team have a tough cold case to solve. In this fourth book in the series, the case becomes the least of their worries.CASE FILE #5 – August 2010FINAL DEALDennis Gates, a forty-nine-year-old car dealer was murdered in Marlborough, in what the police believed was a contract killing. A young man drove onto the forecourt, pulled up by the office door, and calmly walked around the front of the car. Gates came to the door expecting to greet a potential customer, and the killer swung the gun up and fired twice from point-blank range hitting Gates in the throat.Will the frantic search for DI Suzie Ferris and her kidnapper have a successful outcome? Can Gus end the careers of the corrupt senior officers behind her disappearance? Final Deal has two stories woven together to produce a gripping climax not to be missed.CASE FILE #6 – May 2015BARKING MADWhy did pet shop owner Mark Malone die in a hail of bullets? Gus and the Crime Review Team face many questions but have few answers. Killer Ricky Gardiner is on the run from the police. Who will catch up with him first? Tragedy and triumph intertwine in another gripping instalment. Barking Mad has a variety of characters and story threads that keep you turning pages. PRAISE FOR TED TAYLER:?????“Ted Tayler brilliantly weaves the details of the mysterious murder dropping bread crumbs for readers to follow. We follow Freeman and his team as they interview witnesses, suspects, and friends of the victim. Along with his liberal use of British colloquialisms, he enriches the flavour of the tale. His prose brings the investigation to life. I think Gus Freeman will be as appealing as The Phoenix. I highly recommend this book to anyone who enjoys a solid mystery.” Elizabeth. ?????"Carefully crafted procedural with quirky characters, that not only entertains, but also lays the foundation for a series of cases to follow." Nana.?????"A fabulous find! Ted Tayler is gifted in making sure the reader becomes an integral part of what he has written, become one with the book." Dora.????? “Gus Freeman is a great character. He's a recent widower, and retired detective. Gus is a multi-dimensional character who is not only called on to help solve a crime, but also deal with his personal issues. It is always a joy to read this author's stories. He is not just a writer but a great storyteller.” Amy Shannon.