Leo McNeir

by Leo McNeir.

Fictional mystery about two unsolved murders separated by 350 years. Based around a Northamptonshire village and the Grand Union Canal.

Soft back. 316 pages, 15.3cms x 23.5cms approx.

by Leo McNeir.

Why do the police try to link Marnie Walker with the discovery of the body of a famous MP? Who is going to great lengths to try to eliminate her? Marnie finds herself pursued by unseen predators. She, and the dead man's best friend, ally and fellow MP try to get to the bottom of the mystery, but the police regard them both as suspects.

In the heart of London's Little Venice, in the idyllic setting of her canalside Northamptonshire home and in the corridors of power at Westminster, there seems to be no escape.

Softback, 286 pages. 15.6cms x 23.4cms approx.

by Leo McNeir.

Marnie Walker has a successful and growing business, a home in idyllic surroundings and a boat on the Grand Union Canal. Life does not get much better, until a stranger arrives on the scene, a fugitive with a shameful past, hounded by the media, accused of hypocrisy and depravity. But is he as guilty as everyone believes?

From rural Northamptonshire to London's Docklands and Little Venice, they try to keep a step ahead of their pursuers. Other hazards like a violent mugger and Marnie's ex-husband also feature.

Nothing is quite what it seems....

Softback, 336 pages. 15.3cms x 23.4cms approx.

by Leo McNeir.

A golden summer full of promise stretched ahead for Marnie Walker, but change is in the air.Disturbing forces are on the move, bringing mayhem to the streets of neighbouring cities and threatening the community. The long hot summer becomes explosive.

In the middle of all this a strange boat arrives, unlike any that they have seen before. It soon becomes clear that the owner has a mysterious and possible sinister past.

Softback, 370 pages. 15.2cms x 23.4cms approx.

by Leo McNeir.

For Marnie Walker it began as nothing more than a business deal, but a sudden death changes everything. Gradually, and against her better judgement, she becomes drawn into an involvement with the convicted murderer that leads to a campaign led by the most unlikely protagonist.

From the charming Grand Union Canal to picturesque Little Venice and to London's stylish Docklands, the story unfolds in a series of twists and turns. But the biggest surprise is the last one of all...

Softback, 351 pages. 15.6cms x 23.2cms approx.

by Leo McNeir.

Marnie Walker was given the job of looking after her sister's narrowboat 'Sally Ann' while she and her husband went away for a year. Marnie was less than enthusiastic.

A gangland power struggle had broken out in Little Venice and a hunt was on for undefined valuables, and Marnie had been identified as the key to finding them. Taking off for the summer, Marnie embarked on her travels blissfully ignorant of the malevolent forces following in her wake.

Softback, 286 pages. 15.6cms x 23.4cms approx.

This is the eighth book in the Marnie Walker series.

Two unexpected visitors arrive in Knightly St John, a gifted boy and a secretive stranger with a mysterious past. Despite Marnie's desire not to become involved in other people's lives, she is inescapably drawn in by a sequence of events beyond her control.

When tragedy strikes, Marnie is startled to find herself arrested for murder. Even the police have doubts about her involvement in the crime, but all the evidence suggests otherwise, and proving her innocence is virtually impossible.

Soft back. 365 pages. 15.4cms x 23.5cms approx.

The ninth book in the Marnie Walker series.

For Marnie the Docklands development should have been the most valuable project of her career so far, potentially bringing fame and fortune. Things could only get better when major archaeological finds add a new dimension of national importance.

But when tragedy strikes, rivalries are awakened that threaten to undermine the whole venture. Has one of her colleagues really uncovered the greatest unsolved mystery of all, or is someone lying?

From the peaceful waterways of Little Venice and the Grand Union to the desolate coastline of the Wash, the hunt is on for a killer who has committed the perfect crime.

Soft back. 336 pages. 15.3cms x 23.3cms approx.