Blue Blood

A sequel to the chilling thrillers 'Talking To Blue' and 'Blue Murder'.

'Blue Blood' takes up the story from the point of view of Mike's long-suffering girlfriend Sheril. At the end of 'Blue Murder', Sheril doped Mike on a beach and the tide took him out. His body was never found. A month later, the police have reluctantly cleared her of charges but the media storm is still intense.

Then Mike's trust lawyer is found dead in a Blue-style killing, which is complicated for Sheril because, unbeknown to her, Mike made her sole beneficiary in his will. Then there's another murder - a documentary film-maker who was making a doco on Mike.

In both cases, there is a blue flower by the body. In both cases, Sheril has no alibi - whoever is doing the killings is watching her carefully. She becomes aware that someone is entering her home when she is out, someone is calling her on a mobile phone like Mike used to do, and someone is following her around in a blue Ford.

Sheril even begins to ask herself if she is doing the killings - maybe blacking out - and if Mike's evil is like a contagious virus. She must work out the solution herself, because the police believe she did it. Once again, in a game of mobile phones, Sheril finds herself stalked by a deadly, implacable enemy. One bent on her destruction. One who, like the old "blue-blooded" aristocrats, is above the law.