The Workshop

THE WORKSHOP (Detective Jason Smith #31) by Stewart GilesFrom bestselling author: Stewart Giles comes another brilliant addition to the Detective Jason Smith.Extensive research has shown that, just like stolen cars that are chopped up and sold in pieces, the human body is worth considerably less than the sum of its parts.Detective Sergeant Smith is about to be thrown headfirst into the stuff of nightmares.When the body of a woman is discovered in a field, nobody on the team has seen anything like it. Her head has been removed, as have her arms and legs. Later, at the autopsy Smith learns that most of her vital organs are also missing.The condition of the second body is even more disturbing and Smith starts to wonder if there's a monster on the loose.Meanwhile, an urban legend is spreading like wildfire. The rumour mill is talking of a workshop somewhere in the city - a place where human bodies are sent to be chopped up and distributed all around the world.Smith soon learns that sometimes urban legends are based on reality, and this is one of those times. As the body count rises, Smith and his team find themselves completely out of their depth. The workshop needs to be shut down, but they have no idea where it is.Will this be a case that Smith is unable to solve?What readers are saying about THE WORKSHOP:The author has well and truly done his homework. It's once again another unputdownable read, that readers will love. – Booklover Bev.The story flows well and pulls you right in. The characters gel seamlessly and there is humour in their interaction. The ruthlessness and depravity of those involved is clear. I am always glued to these books and have to keep reading. This one was no exception. – Maureen.The camaraderie between the characters is wonderful and I love Jason’s way of saying things exactly how they are. My only complaint is that I get through these too quickly as they are so compelling. A brilliantly clever, engrossing read. Five big stars. – Misfits Farm.This makes an interesting and shocking plot. A mo