The debut thriller
The Black Rabbit
No Crime is Insignificant
A compelling debut thriller by Chris Cowdrey, former England cricket captain, broadcaster and public speaker.
Praise from Jeffrey Archer, Sir Tim Rice & Dougie BlaxlandPraise for the book
Early words
“A worthy debut from a man used to scoring centuries, which he deserves to do again with The Black Rabbit.”
Jeffrey Archer
“Chris Cowdrey has always told stories with charm, humour and a touch of mischief. Seeing him bring that talent to the written word is a joy — his storytelling spirit is unmistakable in The Black Rabbit.”
Sir Tim Rice
“The Black Rabbit is a cracking good read. Full of twists, turns, intrigue and suspense, Chris Cowdrey’s compelling debut novel has a gripping plot that keeps you guessing from first page to last. I couldn’t put it down.”
Dougie BlaxlandPlaywright
About the author
A life of stories
Chris Cowdrey played cricket for Kent, Glamorgan and England as an all-rounder, captaining Kent from 1986 to 1990 and England in 1988.
After retiring in 1992, he became a broadcaster with talkSPORT and worked on occasional projects with Sky Sports. Following years as a public speaker, Chris now turns his instinct for timing and storytelling to fiction with The Black Rabbit.