There are four further novels in the D.C.I.

It follows Detective Chief Inspector Marc Craig and his team, in the hunt for the killer of three people. 'A Limited Justice' is her first novel, released on Kindle on 24th August 2012 and in paperback on the 26th October to Five Star Reviews. Catriona has written since childhood, fiction, fact and reporting.

Craig crime novels in the streets of modern Belfast and Northern Ireland, and locating the fictitious crime headquarters of 'Docklands Coordinated Crime Unit' in one of Belfast's most colourful and oldest districts, Sailortown. In recent years, she has lived and worked in Belfast, basing her D.C.I. She worked closely with the Metropolitan Police on many occasions, and encountered many fascinating people and situations, in both Belfast and London. She was raised in Belfast, Northern Ireland and moved to central London to live and work as a Doctor, where she trained as a police Forensic Medical examiner. An absolute gem and one that starts off brilliant and then just gets better - absolutely recommended.Catriona King is a doctor and NHS Manager. It has the tension, the humour and realism all perfectly balanced. It was part financed by Screen Australia and the cast are not that well known outside of Australia, but if the evidence of this is anything to go by, then we should be seeing a lot more of them. This was a complete punt for me I just stumbled across it on line and streamed it. As the past is uncovered the tension mounts and this will have you transfixed. He also has a new neighbour a new handyman and an Aboriginal cousin who is not the most reliable of relations. As Detective Cashin starts to investigate he starts to uncover a story of complicit lies told over decades, police corruption and racism from both sides of the divide. This is a man with connections - and apparently no enemies. Then the sleepy town gets very shaken up when one of the local grandees is murdered. He used to be a big time homicide detective in the city but after a life changing incident he has retreated to this backwater. Set in a rural coastal town that seems to be off everyone's radar - we meet detective Joe Cashin (played perfectly by Don Hany). This film is based on the novel of the same name by Peter Temple and to all accounts this production does do the book justice.

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