Nicholas Rhea, a pen name used by Peter N. Walker, is a prolific author of mystery novels primarily set in the Yorkshire countryside. Walker's inspiration stemmed from his childhood experiences and observations, particularly from spending time with local celebrity author Major Jack Fairfax-Blakeborough, who was a horse racing and countryside expert. Rhea’s writing style is characterized by a detailed depiction of rural life and a focus on character-driven mysteries, often featuring a local constable solving crimes within a tight-knit community. His works frequently draw on his own experiences as a former police officer, lending authenticity to the narratives.































































