A great crime thriller should leave readers thinking long after they’ve turned the final page. Whether it’s a shocking plot twist, a thought-provoking moral dilemma, or a lingering sense of unease, the best crime thrillers stick with readers, sparking discussion and debate long after the book is finished.
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Watch For Me – Publication Day
Happily married, Tom Harper cannot understand why a woman not much older than his teenage daughter is suddenly obsessed with him. Watch For Me tells the story of one man’s struggle in the face of overwhelming psychological and physical torment by a female stalker. Set on Vancouver Island, the book is published by US publisher Down & Out Books and is my fifth crime novel.
Watch For Me – Book Cover
“This is an outstanding novel that got its hooks in me from the first page. I love the laser-focused storytelling—the terror of Ali Page is evident in every line. It’s like a clinic on how to write a thriller, every beat of the plot is perfectly placed.”
Publication Day – Crime And Justice
Set in Seattle, the story is about a policewoman detective’s search for truth and justice in the face of corruption and corrupted evidence.
Crime And Justice
With a mountain of personal debt, Clark Stanton is facing financial meltdown until a stranger offers him a lifeline in return for a favor. As the manager of Seattle’s crime lab, all Clark has to do is make the rape kit evidence against the mayor’s son go away.
Seattle skyline
Seattle has a beautiful skyline, which is one reason it’s the setting for my new thriller novel, Crime and Justice, published by Down & Out Books this August.