Historias de Rafferty

Mr. Rafferty can only remember the day he is living, yet something more seems to be lurking at the edge of his consciousness.

Who I am today is about a girl who is trying to do her dreams

ABOUT THE SERIES DI Joe Rafferty, working-class lapsed Catholic, is cursed by coming from a family who think - if he must be a copper - he might at least have the decency to be a bent one. When you add the middle-class, moralistic intellectual DS Dafyd Llewellyn to the brew the result is murder with plenty of laughs for the reader and plenty of angst for Rafferty. BOOK BLURB (in seventeen chapters, plus an epilogue) Detective Inspector Joe Rafferty has just been promoted. Then he lands the case from Hell, one involving a corpse with a mutilated face, a private psychiatric hospital and Dr Anthony Melville-Briggs, the suave, social-climbing owner, who thinks his money can buy everything, even the police. As if that isn't enough, his Ma, Kitty Rafferty, has another little problem for him: to get his distant cousin out of the cells in time for his wedding. Against his better judgement, Rafferty promises to get his cousin sprung, though he is careful not to give a time-scale for the Great Escape. Struggling, with no solution in sight, it is only when he is reminded of his forgotten promise and goes to see his jail-bird cousin, that Rafferty begins to put the case to bed.

This story is all about the interaction between Shay and Rafferty (Shafferty). Friendship, relationship... Who knows! "If I fell in love with you; Would you promise to be true; And help me understand?" (If I Feel - The Beatles).

Noah Tyne had always struggled with his difficult past. The poor mite was abandoned on the steps of a cathedral merely moments after he was born to a teenage mother, who for whatever reason, decided to give him up. Noah's life had been a rollercoaster, and once he was caught with a bag of heroin in his tattered pocket, he was arrested and threatened with a prison sentence... unless he were to pay a hefty fine to achieve his freedom. Although he is reluctant to ask for help from his prosperous biological father, he is left with very little choice. Noah must voyage into outer space to the Mercury Station to get to know the man he has always hated, the biological father whom he has never known... As Noah begins to unravel the mysteries of his past, he begins to question whether or not he had a fortunate escape from his biological kindred...