The Anglesey Murders: Unholy Island

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Not for the faint-hearted as the body count is high, but I enjoyed the pace and many perspectives as multiple points of view are used.

Analysis of the Land Rover's telematics - a location-tracking SIM card - revealed it had parked at Porth Dafarch beach, a short walk from Gerry's home near the Anglesey coastal path at the time of the murder. A sombre looking Divisional Commander, Keith Humphreys, told us a briefing would be held later that afternoon at the Llandegai police station where an incident room was being set up. Adding to the unease is the macabre POV of a murderer, which reveals motives, mind and psychology of a serial killer.His mobile phone data also placed him near the home Gerry shared with his partner Marie Bailey on the night of the murder, despite Whall changing phones after the killing in a failed attempt to cover his tracks. The jury heard Hardman may have walked from his home to Mrs Leyshon's bungalow across the field we could clearly see from this vantage point. Two months before the killing Hardman had told the 16-year-old German student he thought she was one of a community of local vampires.

Buddug Ann Jones, 48, of Maes Gwelfor in Rhydwyn, Holyhead, was found in bed with a blunt force head injury last month. It is a complex piece of work which interweaves a number of suspicious deaths onto one fabulous read.We'll send you a roundup of the latest cases from our reporters in the courts at Caernarfon, Llandudno and Mold.

My first delve into this author despite having several books in my tbr, I’ve been meaning to read them since forever! North Wales Police confirmed Milburn will appear before magistrates in Caernarfon on Thursday, charged with murder. The story is also set entirely on Anglesey, and as a former resident I get a real kick out of doing a literary tour of familiar places that are totally overlooked in fiction! My Review: Despite the fact I have read, a lot of crime fiction this is, as far as I’m aware, the first crime book I’ve read set in Wales.It wasn’t exactly glued to my hand but it might as well have been because it came everywhere with me. Having been reminded just how brilliant an author Conrad Jones is, I can guarantee that those books will not be on the mountain for very long. The relationship between them was good to read and certainly can’t be easy having a dad as a copper.