DCI Cyril Bennett

Meet DCI Cyril Bennett, a lady's man with a passion for efficiency. His partner, DS David Owen, is naïve and untidy but keen. Together they make a formidable pair. When two dead infants are found at a Teacher Training College, Bennett and Owen are given the case. At the same time, a killer is on the loose staging attacks using sulphur mustard. Bennett and Owen must work together to bring to justice a killer with revenge on his mind.

A domestic dog attack on a child leads to a complex case - the macabre discovery of indiscernible body parts amongst bin bags littering a road on the outskirts of town. Meanwhile, a team of criminals spreads its tentacles across the sordid underworld of people trafficking, dog fighting, prostitution and murder. Is there a link between these cases and can DCI Bennett catch a twisted killer before he strikes again?

Jars of honey containing pieces of tattooed flesh are the first clue in the search for a missing fourteen-year-old boy. Then another boy goes missing and more honey jars are discovered. A number of leads seem to be going nowhere and the police are running out of time. Can Bennett and his team catch this psychopath before even more damage is done? This will be his toughest case yet.

A psychopath is hell bent on revenge. A body is found with its fingers amputated, then an investigative journalist is murdered. Bennett's team is faced with some baffling evidence. Hatpins and bicycle spokes become pivotal to the inquiry but the police struggle to connect the evidence. It is only when a Detective Sergeant from the team is kidnapped that Bennett realizes that he is the true target.

Following his recovery from a personal and professional trauma, DCI Cyril Bennett returns to discover a complex case involving the art world. Soon, he unearths a dark side of the industry where greed and dubious practices thrive and, where there is money to be made, violence and murder abound. Working their way through a maze of galleries, museums and the Internet, can Bennett's team differentiate between real and fake?