I said in my review of Renatus that it would make a great TV police drama, and this would be a great episode 2.

He makes you care about the characters, want the best for them, and worry about them when they face problems - and that's a winner as far as I'm concerned.

Saunders puts just enough description to the scenes to make them believable, making it a fast paced read and real page turner. In fact if you have then you should be reading Renatus 2 now! If you've read Renatus you'll know what I mean. I'd call it a classic British police procedural with elements of whodunnit, 2 to 3 storylines and a hint of paranormal. You don't need to read Renatus before this, but I would if I were or you'd be missing out on the start of a great series. I thoroughly enjoyed Renatus and coudn't wait to start on Renatus 2, it didn't disappoint and is a great follow up. In February of 2014, and following another hard year of writing, Renatus 2 was finally finished and added to the Amazon websites. The book has been slowly selling and although I would love it to be a success I am equally happy that it has reached a number of people and have thoroughly enjoyed the writing process. A paperback link has followed and I now have my written work on my own bookshelf at home. Another 6 months of rewriting and editing (huge thanks to my wife Beccy who was able to spot loads of stuff) it was finally uploaded in January of 2013. Finally after nearly 18 months of burning the midnight oil, stealing hours on days off, lunch hours and evenings on standby waiting for the phone to ring, all hunched over my laptop typing away, I finally had my first draft of Renatus, my first novel. When they say a book writes itself at times they are not wrong. I began with a vague idea of a storyline and this grew over time and eventually took on its own form. I've always had a hankering to write a book and it was reading a detective story by an author of who I am now a huge fan that finally inspired me. I currently work in the security alarm industry and it was seeing a few clients with their own published works that got me wondering what it was like to have your own written book on the shelf at home. Hi, my name is John and I was born in Portsmouth in 1968.

Renatus by John A. Saunders