Books by Gary Parker

Focuses on the music of Elvis Presley's groundbreaking early years and includes analysis of every Presley recording session from the 1950s. Chapters illustrate how Presley, and his musical compatriots Scotty Moore and Bill Black, fused two American musical forms - country and blues - to form what would come to be known as 'rockabilly'.

Dark Road to Daylight is a fast-paced mystery that follows former pastor and now counselor Burke Anderson through another complex and difficult case.

Jethro Tull was one of the truly innovative rock bands to emerge from the late 1960s. Focusing on the band's peak creative period of 1971-1980, this history includes insider accounts based on exclusive interviews with key members and rare photographs.

Life smiles on Connie Brandon: law degree nearly in hand, a loving husband and two wonderful kids, a vibrant faith in God in a quiet Missouri town.But her quiet family life is rocked when her husband, Jack, turns up dead in the Missouri River -- a suicide, police say -- and then another woman claims to have been his mistress.

In the final part of the Letter opener saga, find out what the mysterious Agency has been plotting when Declan Grey discovers he is a prisoner at their pleasure. Can he escape and save the world from more peace than it needs? Or will civilisation be consigned to a future decided by a madman?

Part two of the Letter-opener series finds a police department scratching it's collective heads over a mysterious explosion, and a retired agent who does not want to be pulled back into a world that he thought he left behind for good. Questions that need answers and an ongoing web of nefarious schemes that all seem connected draw Declan Grey from one Island to another.

Things are not quite what they seem for Declan Grey, whose world has just been turned upside-down. On the street with no money and no friends, he needs to think quickly to get his life back on track and get some well earned revenge whilst he is at it. The first book in the Letter-opener trilogy, opens up the belly of London's underground where there are more interesting characters waiting to meet Mr Grey than he might expect.