Review: Street Duty - Case One - Knock Down by Chris Ould

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Looking for a new teen book to read this Summer ?
Prefer British Fiction over American ?
Check out this new Mystery series by Chris Ould.
Review: Street Duty - Case One: Knock Down- Chris Ould - October 2012
 
Are you on the lookout for a new series to start this summer break or winter break if you are over the otherside of the world than me ?
Do you love reading Crime novels or dream of being in the law force yourself one day?
Chris Ould's new series "Street Duty" tells teens the tale of what its like to be a Trainee Police Officer and the different crime scenes that one in the force can stumble onto.  The first book in the series Case One: Knock Down tells the tale of Ashleigh a fourteen year old girl who has been hit by a truck, though as Holly and Sam - two trainee TPO's are about to find out is that this case will go a lot deeper than just your ordinary hit and run incident.
Told in a number of different POV's , Case One: Knock Down is a quick and easy book to read but please when reading it be aware that since it is british , it does use a lot of british slang and language.
 
 
 

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