Well, it’s finally here! As from this morning, you’re free to download the eBook, order the paperback, and even leave a review. When I say free, I obviously mean you’re at liberty to do these things – I’m not giving them away (someone’s got to pay for my care home). Although you can read on Kindle Unlimited if you subscribe, so I suppose that’s free (in a fashion).

If you don’t trust the police, there’s only one place to go

The death of an old acquaintance drags Rand Scott back to a life he left behind.

A police investigation is going nowhere and a grieving wife wants answers.

Putting minds at rest should be easy, and it gets him away from the city.

But factory farms and animal rights activists can be a toxic combination.

And Rand soon discovers a world where violence is the only common language.

If you’re read Borderline, then you’ll encounter some familiar characters. Obviously, Rand is back, but so too are Fender, Liv, Will and, of course, Hazard.  From early reactions, I think Hazard in particular is turning out to be very popular. There are no plans for a spin-off, though. I don’t know how I’d manage to produce a book with hardly any dialogue in it!

In Renegade, Rand is operating away from home for… well… reasons. (No spoilers here.) So the gang aren’t exactly by his side all the way, but they have his back when he needs them. Kind of.

From the feedback I’ve received so far, if you enjoyed Borderline, I don’t think you’ll be disappointed with Renegade.

If you haven’t read Borderline yet, don’t worry. Some of the advance readers hadn’t read it either and loved it – though I’m pretty sure you’ll want to go back and find out more afterwards.

But don’t take my word for it:

Graeme Cumming’s follow-up to Borderline gives us another terrific insight into the gritty underbelly of British crime. This page-turning thriller features his disgraced ex-undercover cop, Rand Scott, who once again proves a satisfyingly flawed and conflicted hero. Renegade will keep you hooked to the explosive climax.

Zoë Sharp, author of the Charlie Fox crime thrillers

If you’re still not convinced, you can check out a sample – or buy a copy – using the links below.