Paul Gitsham is a British crime writer and former biologist whose DCI Warren Jones mystery series has earned a devoted following among fans of procedural detective fiction. He began his career as a research biologist, working in Manchester and Toronto, before retraining as a secondary school science teacher — a career that gave him both the analytical mindset and the understanding of human nature that inform his crime writing.
The DCI Warren Jones series is set in the fictional town of Middlesbury, Hertfordshire, and follows a dedicated detective as he investigates complex cases that touch on social tensions, community dynamics, and moral ambiguity. The Common Enemy, the fourth book in the series, centres on the murder of a far-right leader during a rally, forcing DCI Jones to navigate political extremism and racial tensions to find the killer. The series has grown to include nine full-length novels and several novellas.
Gitsham's scientific background gives his plotting a methodical precision, while his ear for character and dialogue keeps the stories human and engaging. His audiobooks and books offer listeners and readers satisfying, well-constructed mysteries with a strong sense of place and community.
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