Gimme Shelter pits a young, female, witness protection officer against one of the deadliest psychopaths imaginable as she fights to keep her witness safe; but is that witness all she claims to be? And, in a world in which nothing can be taken on trust, is the protection officer all she seems?

The second Thomas Oscendale novel, following the success of The Dead of Mametz. This novel opens in Gallipoli on 4 March 1915, as the invasion force prepares to land on the Dardanelles. Oscendale is a thoughtful detective who fights against the brutality he sees all around him during WWI to bring a killer to justice and to solve the mystery behind a number of murders.

A BBC Radio 4 full-cast dramatisation on the writer and poet Dylan Thomas. Based on a true story, Rob Gittins''s play draws on archive material. When ''Time'' magazine printed a warts-and-all article about Dylan Thomas in 1953, the poet sued them for libel. Needing to gather more evidence, the magazine hired a private detective to shadow Thomas in New York. Stars Trevor White as the detective and Doug Ballard as the editor, also with a cast including Genevieve Adam, Laurel Lefkow, Rhys Parry Jones and Richard Elfyn.

The sequel to Rob Gittins' hard-hitting first crime thriller, Gimme Shelter (2013), based on the witness protection service. Secret Shelter continues the story of witness protection officer, Ros Gilet, as she attempts to solve the mystery of a copycat killing in the present which brings back characters from the past who should no longer exist.

A psychological thriller which studies the male desire to possess, control and watch his beloved in the most intimate of spaces.

The stories of two strong Welsh-Italian women in a small Valleys community, one living in the 1930s and one in the present day. Seemingly very different characters, Chiara faces problems as a new immigrant, while Frankie battles loan sharks and a good-for-nothing husband. But as events play out, their lives reveal unexpected echoes of each other.

New York. 1953. A private investigator takes on a tail job, his quarry a newly-arrived visitor from the UK. The private eye has never heard of him, but he will. The mark is the Welsh poet, Dylan Thomas. And in three weeks' time, Mr Thomas will be dead. Reprint; first published in 2014.

Shelter Me completes the trilogy begun by tense thrillers Gimme Shelter and Secret Shelter, revealing the dramatic conclusion to the gripping story of Ros Gilet. Her family having been suddenly propelled into witness protection after violent events when she was a child, now in her 20s Ros is herself a Witness Protection Officer. However, the organisation her family testified against two decades earlier has succeeded in tracking down and killing her father, a message left in his blood also promising her own imminent death. Shelter Me picks up the story, with a new case of familicide uncovering links to one of the key figures in the original murder case that sent Ros into witness protection – a man long presumed dead. Ros finally discovers the truth behind what happened to her family and a reveals a treacherous case of deception and corruption in the very police force she now works for. As the story draws inexorably towards its bloody end, Ros is driven to contemplate a final, deadlyrevenge.

Gimme Shelter pits a young, female, witness protection officer against one of the deadliest psychopaths imaginable as she fights to keep her witness safe; but is that witness all she claims to be? And, in a world in which nothing can be taken on trust, is the protection officer all she seems?

The second Thomas Oscendale novel, following the success of The Dead of Mametz. This novel opens in Gallipoli on 4 March 1915, as the invasion force prepares to land on the Dardanelles. Oscendale is a thoughtful detective who fights against the brutality he sees all around him during WWI to bring a killer to justice and to solve the mystery behind a number of murders.

A BBC Radio 4 full-cast dramatisation on the writer and poet Dylan Thomas. Based on a true story, Rob Gittins''s play draws on archive material. When ''Time'' magazine printed a warts-and-all article about Dylan Thomas in 1953, the poet sued them for libel. Needing to gather more evidence, the magazine hired a private detective to shadow Thomas in New York. Stars Trevor White as the detective and Doug Ballard as the editor, also with a cast including Genevieve Adam, Laurel Lefkow, Rhys Parry Jones and Richard Elfyn.

The sequel to Rob Gittins' hard-hitting first crime thriller, Gimme Shelter (2013), based on the witness protection service. Secret Shelter continues the story of witness protection officer, Ros Gilet, as she attempts to solve the mystery of a copycat killing in the present which brings back characters from the past who should no longer exist.

A psychological thriller which studies the male desire to possess, control and watch his beloved in the most intimate of spaces.

The stories of two strong Welsh-Italian women in a small Valleys community, one living in the 1930s and one in the present day. Seemingly very different characters, Chiara faces problems as a new immigrant, while Frankie battles loan sharks and a good-for-nothing husband. But as events play out, their lives reveal unexpected echoes of each other.

New York. 1953. A private investigator takes on a tail job, his quarry a newly-arrived visitor from the UK. The private eye has never heard of him, but he will. The mark is the Welsh poet, Dylan Thomas. And in three weeks' time, Mr Thomas will be dead. Reprint; first published in 2014.

Shelter Me completes the trilogy begun by tense thrillers Gimme Shelter and Secret Shelter, revealing the dramatic conclusion to the gripping story of Ros Gilet. Her family having been suddenly propelled into witness protection after violent events when she was a child, now in her 20s Ros is herself a Witness Protection Officer. However, the organisation her family testified against two decades earlier has succeeded in tracking down and killing her father, a message left in his blood also promising her own imminent death. Shelter Me picks up the story, with a new case of familicide uncovering links to one of the key figures in the original murder case that sent Ros into witness protection – a man long presumed dead. Ros finally discovers the truth behind what happened to her family and a reveals a treacherous case of deception and corruption in the very police force she now works for. As the story draws inexorably towards its bloody end, Ros is driven to contemplate a final, deadlyrevenge.