In "The Colour Of Murder," a psychological thriller set in post-war England, we delve into the troubled mind of John Wilkins, a man plagued by blackouts and a dissatisfying life. After a series of disturbing dreams and a psychiatric consultation, Wilkins finds himself accused of a crime he cannot remember committing. As the narrative unfolds, the reader is taken on a journey through Wilkins' fragmented psyche, exploring themes of identity, madness, and the elusive nature of truth. The novel combines a gripping murder mystery with an incisive character study, challenging the reader to piece together the reality of Wilkins' actions and the darkness that lies beneath the surface of a seemingly ordinary man.

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