Asking For The Moon

'One of Britain's most consistently excellent crime novelists.' - THE TIMES 'Reginal Hill is among the most entertaining and invigorating detective novelists writing at present.' - PATRICIA CRAIG, TLS In the first of this collection of short stories, THE LAST NATIONAL SERVICE MAN, Reginald Hill divulges for the first time how Fat Andy and Peter Pascoe met. In PASCOE'S GHOST, the inspector investigates the fate of a woman who hasn't been seen by a soul for a year - unless you count her brother, who claims her ghost is haunting him. DALZIEL'S GHOST sees the man who normally wouldn't be seen dead in a graveyard expressing a surprising interest in the 'other side'. The last story, ONE SMALL STEP, looks to the future where murder on the moon requires the personal intervention of Commissioner Peter Pascoe.