The Road to Hell [Paperback]

'A gripping, epic saga from beginning to end and had me flying through the pages to the breathtaking climax. This is an astounding book and one that sees Quigley change up a gear and press her foot firmly on the throttle.' Chris Simmons, crimesquad.com 'The Road To Hell is a blazing addition to Quigley's Seahills EstateA" series. Gritty, violent and tense... definitely her best yet.' Matt Hilton, 'Dead Men's Dust' and 'Judgement and Wrath'

When a woman's body is found mutilated in a field outside of Houghton-le-Spring it's more than just another case for DI Lorraine Hunt. Not only does the body show evidence of violation and human bites, it also transpires that Lorraine knows the victim. But she also knows that this is an exact replica of a crime that occurred many years ago, on an evening that changed her and her friends' lives forever ...and the nightmare has resurfaced to haunt her. Murder, mystery and suspense in Houghton-le-Spring as DI Lorraine Hunt is back for Sheila's most eagerly-anticipated novel. "The Road To Hell" gives insight and back story to established characters and is the latest story in the "Seahills Series".

Sheila Quigley has had various jobs ranging from the bad to the ridiculous and all the in-betweens: machinist, presser, double glazing sales person, market stall holder and frozen food sales person amongst many. The hardest of these was picking tatties to put shoes on the kids' feet, at a time when the weekly dole money for a family of two adults and three little girls was ten pounds. She now has nine grandchildren (six boys and three girls), four children (three daughters and one son) and two sons-in-law. An awful lot of tatties are eaten at family dinners.