Glen Tucker

In the near future, the police use memory auditing to catch killers. If they find an incriminating memory, the killer has to plead guilty. However, Homicide detective Glen Tucker suspects that someone is erasing memories to help killers escape justice. After his police partner is murdered, he hunts for missing memories that might solve the crime. He also searches for true love. (Originally published as Lost Glory.) Peter Menadue was a non-prizewinning journalist before studying law at the University of Sydney and Oxford University. He has worked as a barrister in Sydney for more than 20 years. He has written numerous novels under his own name and several courtroom novels under the pen name 'Mark Dryden'.

SEQUEL TO MEMORY COPS. The story that began in Memory Cops is brought to a triumphant conclusion in Forget Me Not. Homicide detective, Glen Tucker, must resolve the mysteries outstanding from the first novel and continue his search for true love. Peter Menadue was a non-prizewinning journalist before studying law at the University of Sydney and Oxford University. He has worked as a barrister in Sydney for more than 20 years. He has written numerous novels under his own name and several courtroom novels under the pen name 'Mark Dryden'.