The Accused by Owen Mullen

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The fourth book in the PI Charlie Cameron series publishes today, September 21st. This is the first book I’ve read in the series but I did not feel like I was missing out on anything as the book read as a standalone. PI Charlies Cameron works with the less than ideal in society. When the wife of a notorious gangster approaches him for help he knows things can’t end well. At the same time Charlie is working on a case for a convicted felon who is in trouble with the law again for a crime he may not have committed.


The series is set in Scotland, which I love because I love the UK. The setting does not play a large part in the story but I loved reading it. The story is told from several POV’s, which I really enjoy. Charlie’s cases deal with the darker side of the world, diving into gangs and cover up murders. The writing will keep you engaged especially as each chapter is a different persons POV. If you enjoy crime novels and twists that never end, this book is for you.

Author Info

Owen Mullen once lived in London and made a living as a musician and singer. Now he is highly regarded crime author, living in Scotland and Crete. He is active on many social media sites.

Facebook https://www.facebook.com/OwenMullenBooks

Twitter https://twitter.com/owenmullen6

Instagram https://www.instagram.com/owenmullen6/

Newsletter Sign Up Link https://bit.ly/OwenMullenNewsletter

Bookbub profile https://www.bookbub.com/authors/owen-mullen

 

Finally, a huge thank you to Rachel’s Random Resources for bringing me along on this blog tour. Please check out other wonderful blogs over the next few days for different views of this book.



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