The Girl who Cried Wolf (The Inspector Morose Trilogy Book 3)

For four years, Uncle Kenny has held power as Prime Minister and a new election is looming. Morose is still enjoying his Nordic retirement with the delectable Icelandic detective, Dóra. Blaze has become President of the Sisters of Misery (South) after Ms. Salamander was elected the MP for Workington and later appointed Minister for Social Services. With Britain’s withdrawal from Europe complete, Kenny is determined to protect the UK’s new-found independence from his allies across the Atlantic who would prefer a tame lapdog to a proud British bulldog.
Meanwhile, Julian St. James, the owner of FidelNews.com, has leaked top secret documents highlighting US military atrocities and is accused of raping a Swedish student. As Kenny refuses to cooperate with extradition and rendition, the US Ambassador warns of a rogue batch of drone missiles which suffer from a software malfunction and could end up hitting any target, not just Pakistan.
To defuse this Croydon missile crisis, Morose is recalled from exile, Dóra is seconded to the UK police and Eddie, the owner of Manchester’s No. 1 Transsexuals’ Detective Agency, is recruited. As well, Morose has to solve the curious incident of the wolf which did not howl in the night.
This is the final part of The Inspector Morose Trilogy and returns to the wide-ranging political thriller style of the first book after the exotic interlude of the second volume.