When It Rains is set inside a local TV studio, where Rex and Eddie are hired to find the stalker of the local weather reporter. The seed for the novel was planted more than twenty years ago, when I was a runner at Maidstone Studios.

Comedy double acts are my favourite. From the timeless antics of Laurel and Hardy to the chemistry of Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, the magic of two comedians playing off each other is always a winner.

A new Rex & Eddie Mystery is on it's away. When It Rains comes out on Kindle and paperback on March 2nd 2026. You can pre-order the epub here . What's it about you ask? Here's the blurb: The outlook is trouble with scattered laughs. Bumbling detectives Rex and Eddie are hired to protect a local weather reporter after she receives threatening letters from a stalker. As they hunt for the culprit, the sheer-luck Sherlocks discover that passions run high when it comes to the UK

I had a chat with Canvas Rebel about how I started writing Rex and Eddie, and how it evolved into a book series full of chaos, chases, and emotionally stunted British men trying their best. We explored story structure, writing with heart, and why I believe detectives should be allowed to panic. Have a read: https://canvasrebel.com/meet-sean-cameron/

Last month, I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Steve Keevil at Local Authority , an online news outlet dedicated to the Medway towns. As Rex & Eddie  is set in a fictionalised version of Medway, it was brilliant to chat about my books and how the real Medway influences the stories. We had a good natter about everything from growing up in Medway, life in LA and, of course, writing Rex & Eddie . Also just to set the record straight: the fires in California didn’t  star

The Rex & Eddie Mysteries series is set in the fictional town of Cloisterham, inspired by on the real town of Rochester ; which is where I grew up. I stole the name from Charles Dickens who set The Mystery of Edwin Drood in Cloisterham, a lightly disguised Rochester. He changed the names of a few things like Eastgate House which became Westgate House. So I did the same, turning the nearby Pentagon Shopping Centre into Octagon Shopping Centre. Pretty much every location Rex

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