Books by David Kidd-Hewitt

David Kidd-Hewitt's accounts of ghost sightings and the supernatural in Buckinghamshire are likely to unsettle even hardened sceptics.

Wicked and explosive secrets are revealed in this gripping tale of vicious murders, corruption, love and friendships. Authentically set in bawdy, raucous Georgian London in 1822, Principal Bow Street Runner George Ruthven's unexpected partnership with risqué tavern entertainer Billy Lilly and astrologer Will Poole draw the reader into this fast-moving, vivid, witty and compelling adventure. Daring dark arts collide with political intrigue, sexual encounters, and the most heinous conspiracy imaginable. Could Billy's sweetheart Hannah be the key to a plot that threatens death and destruction to the British government? Meticulous detective work by George Ruthven unravels and uncovers the startling truth. Together with Billy and Will, George must solve the clues of the mysterious Cato Conundrum or unthinkable consequences for the whole country will ensue. The remarkable final chase to thwart the plotters involves an astonishing twist that will astound. http://www.thecatoconundrum.com/