On a lonely road on the borders of Wales, Gledwyn Griffiths crashes his car and dies. It seems like a simple road accident to everyone except the man's grieving daughter, Angie. She becomes obsessed with the possibility of a conspiracy to murder her vulnerable, colour blind father. Detective Sergeant Harry Kyle had promised a favour to a friend - Angie's exasperated husband. He persuades Harry to visit Angie and convince her that her suspicious are groundless, lest she becomes mad. But the more that Harry probes into the circumstances surrounding Gledwyn Griffiths's death, the more suspicious he in turn becomes and the fonder he grows of Angie... And the more credible a murder plot becomes. As the evidence leads Harry to the culprit, an attack will leave him 'Seeing Red'. 'Seeing Red' is a complex crime thriller with will keep readers guessing until the very end. Praise for Roger Ormerod: "Ingenious whodunit based on red-green colour blindness" - Irish Times (on 'Seeing Red') "The Detective novel is still alive and well in Mr Ormerod's skilful hands' - The Spectator "Taut, suspenseful...Agatha Christie with class" - Books "What more can a book offer, or a reader ask?" - Books and u0026 Bookmen Roger Ormerod is the author of over twenty novels. He was born in 1920 and left school at seventeen to join the Civil Service in which he spent most of his working life. He retired in 1970 and later worked as a postman and in the production control department of a heavy industry factory. He lives in Wolverhampton. His other novels include 'A Shot At Nothing', 'Third Time Fatal', 'The Key to the Case' and 'The Night She Died'. Endeavour Press is the UK's leading independent publisher of digital books.