Unconventional Detective Miller investigates a contract killing involving severed hands, a villainous fast-food kingpin, and a psychotic hitman. Miller suspects the local criminal Wayne Cutler, a man he also believes is responsible for his wife's death. With newfound leverage, Miller finds himself in a dangerous mess as he tries to navigate a world of unusual characters and unpredictable events.
The story follows Detective Inspector Tom Thorne as he investigates the disappearance of the sixteen-year-old son of a former high-ranking police officer. Thorne must find the boy while dealing with a kidnapper who sends disturbing videos and a difficult father who may be hiding secrets. The central theme explores how "secrets are as easily buried as bodies".
This book is part of his multi-generational Courtney Novels series, that focuses on a story of love, betrayal, and political turmoil in war-torn Africa.Â
The novel is a swashbuckling maritime adventure set in 1667 during the naval war between the Dutch and the English. It features the characters Sir Francis Courtney and his son Hal, who are on patrol off the Southern African coast, seeking a Dutch East India Company galleon laden with treasure. The story is rich in historical detail and explores themes of honor, loyalty, betrayal, and the quest for justice and vengeance.Â
The fifth book in his popular Ancient Egypt series. The story continues the adventures of the multi-talented eunuch and advisor Taita as he devises a bold plan to crush Egypt's enemies, the Hyksos.Â
An elderly, retired architect living a peaceful life in Switzerland. His quiet existence is interrupted when he discovers that his most significant building, Marlowe House—a 1960s tower block in south London—is scheduled for demolition. Outraged, Otto returns to London for the first time in twenty-five years, determined to save his work. The story is described as a funny, moving, and heartwarming journey of love, regret, and moving on.
