Vicky – once again you have done it with West Wind Clear. While I was drawn initially to the Clement Wisdom series because of its setting on the front lines of WWWII Britain. All three previous books were excellent, and I admit I was wondering where you might take Major Wisdom next. Finding our protagonist in the pacific theatre for this instalment was genius.

Your books have never disappointed and are always entertaining. For West Wind Clear, I particlualry appreciated the historical accuracy – right down to the name of the boat, the Labrador battery, etc.

Clement seems to me to be a kindred spirit of sorts to Christopher Foyle, and I feel that they would have been close associates had they been posted together during the war years.

More please!!!!

Wendell W.

Publishers Weekly

I am pleased to announce that Publishers Weekly recently reviewed my book If Necessary Alone and will be featuring me in an upcoming interview.

You can read the review by clicking the link HERE

I will also be releasing Book 4 in The Clement Wisdom Series this year and can not wait for you to join Clement on his next adventure.

6^th January,2022

Name: Jean B
Please rate the book you read : 5 – Excellent
Please leave a review : I bought these three books for my husband who loves these kind of stories. I did not think about reading them myself, but after he said how much he had enjoyed them I thought I would try them. Well right from the beginning I was so enthralled I just couldn’t put them down. Just about to finish number three and wish there was more. Wonderful stories brilliant writer. Thank you so much V M Knox.

Geoff Sanders Review

G D Sanders author of ‘The Victim’, ‘The Taken Girls’ and ‘The Adventures of Adam Wynn; Influence of Death’.

Dear Vicky,

I finished Where Death and Danger Go yesterday, reading the final 40% in a single sitting, which is unusual for me. When the action starts you really have produced a page-turner. As you know, I love your central character, Clement Wisdom. He is such a gentle, thoughtful sensitive man, yet able to injure and kill for what he believes to be right. I truly admire you plotting, basing your fictional story on historical events and a mind-blowing degree of research. When reading the book, I felt you had yourself trodden every step of Clement’s journey.

I’ve enjoyed all three of your Clement Wisdom novels but for me this was the best so far. I say “so far” because I wonder if Clement will feel compelled to return to the UK because King and country require his services again and he is in a position from which he cannot resign.

I hope you’ve already started on another novel and look forward to hearing about it.

Best wishes,

Geoff

WHERE DEATH AND DANGER GO

Mario – Absolutely love your books. I have all three. Hurry up and write another.  I can’t wait. Have a super Happy New Year.

Cale- Ordered the first two books of this series when I saw the ad in my Britain magazine…read those page turners last summer and anxiously awaited this third one which is somewhere in the mail on its way to me. Loved those books.

Geoff – I am enjoying Book 3. I’ve just reached Chapter 8, and feel you’ve walked every inch of Clement’s journey.

 A Rodriguez – Received Where Death and Danger Go yesterday via US Amazon. Will be journeying with Rev Wisdom as soon as I finish Beneath a Scarlet Sky.