Island Justice

A British detective. Three small islands. Twenty-seven true stories.

In the late 1980s, John Boaden left a career with the Bilberry City Police in England to take a posting in the Cayman Islands. Island Justice is his memoir of the years that followed — the cases he worked, the people he met, and the life he and his family built on a strip of coral and sand in the western Caribbean.

There are undercover drug stings and armed bank robberies. There is Hurricane Gilbert. There is a cricket tour to the UK and a missing four-year-old from Canada. There is the closure of a worldwide bank, and a cruise ship mystery in two parts. And running through all of it — the slow, real work of a small-town policeman doing his job a long way from home.

This audiobook edition was produced as a gift for John, so his friends and family could hear his stories the way he tells them.