No Ordinary Day

‘An important book, especially now - both an intensely personal story, and a sober analysis of a political scandal’ – Lee Child‘Espionage, betrayal, terrorism, corruption and murder. All the ingredients of a Le Carré novel, only it’s real’ – Matthew Hall‘A powerful and timely account of one of the darkest chapters in British policing history’ – John Sutherland‘The best book I’ve ever read. Breathtakingly brilliant.’‘A story I was really struck by… Uplifting… An important read.’‘Highly recommended. Hard-hitting, packed with raw emotion and a story that deserves to live long in the memory. If you only read one non-fiction book this year, make sure it is this one.’‘A literary masterpiece. Captivating, it is a must-read for those seeking profound insights into the hidden truths of our society.’‘Very well written and deeply researched … an account of a relentless search for justice. It has pride of place in my library.’‘Heart-wrenching saga of courage, betrayal, and the undying spirit of justice.’‘Well-written, brilliantly researched, uplifting and yet, a truly shocking read. The story of one man’s heroic fight against the odds and against the establishment. John Murray, you are indeed a hero.’

Matt Johnson served as a soldier and as a police officer in the Met for twenty-five years. With John Murray, he is the author of No Ordinary Day about WPC Yvonne Fletcher’s death. Discharged from the police as a result of PTSD, he was encouraged to undertake writing therapy. The end result was Wicked Game, nominated for the Crime Writers’ Association John Creasey (New Blood) Dagger.

John Murray is a retired police officer who worked closely with Yvonne Fletcher and held her as she lay dying. For 37 years he has campaigned and fought resolutely to bring her killer to justice.