Visit the Book Signings page to discover which in-person events crime fiction author and creator of the Bow Street Society, T.G. Campbell, is attending in September and October 2026.

The eBook and paperback of the 8th Bow Street Society Mystery, The Case of the Deadly Decoy, are now available to buy on Amazon. The eBook is also to download for free through Kindle Unlimited.

Blurb: February 1897 and Inspector Woolfe is continuing his investigation into the elusive Jonas Pettifoot with the help of his spy within the Bow Street Society, but are their plans about to unravel?

Meanwhile, the Bow Street Society is commissioned to expose a poisoner before the final deadly dose can be administered to their client. With several suspects and limited clues, though, the Bow Street Society must race against both the would-be murderer and their client’s declining health to prevent a tragedy, but are they focused on the right one?

The Case of The Devil of Daventry & Other Stories is the seventh volume of shorter mysteries to feature the Bow Street Society, wherein they must solve peculiar problems posed by their colourful array of clients, such as: what is the connection between an antique chair and a man’s sudden disappearance, how can a thief vanish with no obvious means of escape, and what dark secret is lurking in Daventry. These are just some of the questions which must be answered to expose the truth behind these bizarre cases.

For the past month I’ve been working on a short story for this year’s Mysterious Murders Short Story Competition. With a limit of 3,000 words, it’s a challenge I’m enjoying. It’s definitely a smaller word count than the usual 6,000-7,000 words of my Bow Street Society Casebook stories! Every writer will tell you a short story is a different beast to tackle compared to a novel. In this month’s blog, I’m going to share the challenges I’ve faced and the lessons I’ve learnt after writing 30+ short stories.