top of page
THE PAST IS NEVER CLOSED

THE PAST IS NEVER CLOSED

A Tale of Mystery – A Novel of Crime

FICTION John West meets a woman at a party and takes her back to his flat. She complains of a headache, he goes out to get painkillers - and when he returns, something inexplicable has happened. But is it as inexplicable as it seems? Very quickly, Jonah becomes an object of interest to the police – and when they discover that the same thing has happened to him before, their interest deepens. With the net tightening around him, Jonah needs to find answers. Who is trying to frame him, and why? What has become of the one person who might be able to vouch for him, the beautiful girl in the flat below? And is he himself to be trusted? Set in contemporary London, The Past is Never Closed is at once an exceptionally well crafted whodunit and a satisfying story of love, guilt and redemption.

GET THE BOOK

This book is available at Bookshop.org, AbeBooks, Aladin, Alibris, AuthorHouse, Barnes & Noble, Better World Books, Blackwell’s, Books-a-Million, Flipkart, most Amazon stores and other online book sellers.

CLICK BELOW TO EXPLORE AND FIND OUT MORE

LANGUAGE
PAGES
YEAR
AUTHOR
FICTION
INCHES

REVIEW

I found this book well written and a real page turner. It kept me guessing right up to the last couple of pages. Looking forward to the next book.

Sunitta


REVIEW

I thought this was great and I enjoyed it so much I didn't want the mystery to end. Every chapter exposed a new cliffhanger or revelation and I couldn't stop reading. Charmingly written, exciting and captivating. I Loved it.

M. Baker


REVIEW

Really enjoyed this book: the plot is very clever, and keeps you guessing, and the prose is beautiful. It makes a pleasant change to read a detective story this well written.

Caroline Durant


REVIEW

A very satisfying detective story, continuing in line of classic ones and modern at the same time. Intriguing story and excellent depiction of life of a young writer in modern London. Couldn't put it down.

Maria Ross

Image-empty-state.png
bottom of page