Paul Kay

Paul Kay

Author

I retired in 2000 after spending forty three years in the accountancy profession, the last twenty three years of which I was an accounts manager in a Hampshire based practice. I am now a writer of crime novels, I am currently (as  of April 2025) editing book number three in a series featuring the Dorset Police Major Crime Investigation Team led by DCI Mike Bishop. Having spent a large part of my 'day job' auditing company accounts I will be the first to admit that I can sometimes get involved in a lot of research before I begin writing, including walking around the locations of my stories and reading academic papers on various subjects etc. My writing has been greatly encouraged by my wife Janis and daughter Nathalie who themselves are both keen readers.    

Books

The Ties That Bind (Bishop and Kelly Book 1)

Book #1 from the series: Bishop and Kelly

In a town on the south coast of England, three young men are returning home from a night to celebrate one of them moving to London to begin his dream job when they are attacked and one of them is left critically ill. A good samaritan tries to come to their aid but he is attacked and killed. The police investigation, led by DCI Mike Bishop and...

We Know Your Secret (Bishop and Kelly, #2)

From the series: Bishop and Kelly

A couple out for a walk on cold January morning discover the body of a man who appears to have fallen into a fire next to his tent on the beach. The fire brigade are called and the police notified. Within an hour a murder investigation by the Dorset Police Major Crime Investigation team led by Detective Chief Inspector Mike Bishop has begun. The...

Contact

Thanks for reading my website and an even bigger thanks if you have read either or both of my books, as stated in the bio I am currently editing the third book. I have other time commitments so the process of writing each book tends to take about two years from concept to publishing, hopefully having come this far you will stick around for the ride. Any reviews are gratefully received.