Ted Tayler
Ted Tayler began writing in 2008 with his book of memories - 'We'd Like to do a Number Now' (Aug 2011). After that he was hooked! His first novel 'The Final Straw' (May 2013) contained murders, music, sex and comedy. It explored the dilemma - could YOU love a serial killer? A collection of 12 short stories 'A Sting In The Tale' followed (Nov 2013) with stories from different genres, all with a twist in the final pages.
'Unfinished Business' (Mar 2014) continued the story of Colin Bailey, the stone cold killer from his first novel, as he returned to the UK with scores to settle. The first story in 'The Phoenix' series 'The Olympus Project (Dec 2014) features Colin Bailey the anti-hero from the first two novels. Imagine James Bond as a crime-eradicating vigilante, employed not by national security but by an extremely wealthy, extremely right-wing private group. They right wrongs, bring criminals to justice and try to thwart a terrorist bomb attack on Central London.
'Gold, Silver, and Bombs' (Jun 2015) is the second book in the series and is set against the backdrop of the London Olympics. Agents from The Olympus Project bring swift closure for victims of criminals who appear above and beyond the law. British security services, backed by unseen support from Olympus, are concentrating on preventing an organised terror attack on the Games. What if the real danger comes from a lone wolf? Could a bomber slip through the net?
'Unfinished Business' (Mar 2014) continued the story of Colin Bailey, the stone cold killer from his first novel, as he returned to the UK with scores to settle. The first story in 'The Phoenix' series 'The Olympus Project (Dec 2014) features Colin Bailey the anti-hero from the first two novels. Imagine James Bond as a crime-eradicating vigilante, employed not by national security but by an extremely wealthy, extremely right-wing private group. They right wrongs, bring criminals to justice and try to thwart a terrorist bomb attack on Central London.
'Gold, Silver, and Bombs' (Jun 2015) is the second book in the series and is set against the backdrop of the London Olympics. Agents from The Olympus Project bring swift closure for victims of criminals who appear above and beyond the law. British security services, backed by unseen support from Olympus, are concentrating on preventing an organised terror attack on the Games. What if the real danger comes from a lone wolf? Could a bomber slip through the net?
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