Crimson Vow Series

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Crimson Vow: Black Sands

Lieutenant Paul Carter has spent his career leading Alpha 1 into places most soldiers never return from.

When a high-level government official is kidnapped by the militant group known as Crimson Vow, Alpha 1 is sent into an abandoned coastal industrial zone to bring the hostage home.

But Black Sands is no simple rescue. Hidden beneath the ruins are secrets, surveillance, and an enemy that already knows far too much about Paul and his team.

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Crimson Vow: Crimson Line

After the truth about Black Sands is forced into the open, Lieutenant Paul Carter and Alpha 1 should finally have time to recover.

Instead, a new leak exposes something older and far more dangerous. Crimson Line is more than a name buried in a forgotten file — it is a system built around survivors, witnesses, false identities, and families used as leverage.

As Alpha 1 follows the trail, they discover that some people were protected, some erased, and others turned into weapons.

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Paperback available 15th October 2026.

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Crimson Vow: Ash Crown

After the revelations of Black Sands and Crimson Line, Lieutenant Paul Carter and Alpha 1 should finally be closing the case on Crimson Vow.

Instead, one last signal leads them toward an abandoned coastal facility and a history buried beneath old defence contracts, medical trusts, and decades of silence.

What waits there could reshape everything they thought they understood about Crimson Vow — and force Alpha 1 to confront the final truth behind the system.

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Paperback available 10th December 2026.

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The Hollow Girl’s Series

The Hollow Girls

Seven women have vanished.

No bodies. No ransom. No clear connection.

Only dolls.

When Detective Marcus Hale transfers into Hollowmere’s Major Incident Division, he expects pressure, politics, and a difficult case. What he finds is something far darker: a series of missing women linked by porcelain dolls, surgical markings, and a name whispered by a terrified survivor.

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The Silent Room book cover by Chris Crockford

The Hollow Girls: The Silent Room

The case should have ended with the truth about the missing women.

Instead, Detective Marcus Hale and the team are drawn deeper into a network built on silence, control, and secrets that were never meant to surface.

As new evidence points toward St. Agnes Hospital and the people who helped bury the past, Marcus, Maya, and the others begin to realise the investigation is far from over — and someone is still watching from the shadows.

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The Hollow Girls: The First Room

Every secret has an origin.

After the events of The Silent Room, DS Maya Reid, Marcus Hale, and the Hollowmere team are pulled deeper into the oldest part of the case — long before St. Agnes, before Door Five, and before the names that were stolen, rewritten, and buried.

The trail leads back to Northgate House, a place where vulnerable girls were hidden behind official language, their lives reduced to records, ledgers, and decisions made by people who believed paperwork could erase the truth.

Available on Kindle and Kindle Unlimited from 29th September 2026.

The Last Name book cover by Chris Crockford

The Hollow Girls: The Last Name


Some names are given.
Some are stolen.
Some are used to bury the truth.

After uncovering the origins of the first room, DS Maya Reid and Marcus Hale are left with one final question: who decides when a name becomes permanent?

Peter Langford’s network did not only hide women. It renamed them, relocated them, sealed their records, and tried to turn survival into paperwork. Now the team has found evidence of the Last Name Protocol — a system designed to give stolen women one final identity and make the world stop looking.

Available on Kindle and Kindle Unlimited from 31st October 2026.

THE BROKEN VERDICT SERIES

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The Broken Verdict Series: The Guilty Men

Book One Of The Broken Verdict Series

Ethan and Callum Rourke have never had much in common except blood.

Ethan is the older brother — controlled, practical, and used to danger on demolition sites. Callum is quicker to anger, fiercely loyal, and far more likely to meet trouble head-on.

Neither expects to become the centre of a murder investigation.

When former Home Secretary Sir Malcolm Wren is found brutally murdered in his country home, the evidence points straight at the Rourke brothers. Demolition residue. Security records. Surveillance footage. A weapon. Every new discovery seems to tighten the case against them.

There is only one problem.

They didn’t do it.

No Safe Wing book cover by Chris Crockford

The Broken Verdict Series: No Safe Wing

Book Two Of The Broken Verdict Series

They were cleared of murder. They still ended up behind bars.

Ethan and Callum Rourke survived the conspiracy that tried to brand them killers, but freedom proves harder to reclaim than innocence. With fresh allegations hanging over them and every secure route to bail compromised, the brothers are remanded to HMP Kestrel Moor.

Inside, innocence means very little.

Someone wants Callum to lose his temper. Someone wants Ethan caught with evidence that is not his. Prisoners know their names before they arrive, old records refuse to stay buried, and apparently legitimate decisions keep placing them exactly where somebody else seems to want them.

But Kestrel Moor is only part of the problem.

THE LAST LIGHT TRILOGY

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The Light Trilogy: The Last Signal

At 2:17 a.m., every television, radio, mobile phone and emergency warning system across Britain delivers the same impossible message:

The coastal evacuation has failed.
Do not travel inland.
Do not respond to familiar voices.
The final transmission will begin in seventy-two hours.

Minutes later, coastal towns begin disappearing from communications.

People hear the voices of dead relatives calling them towards the sea. Roads lead somewhere they shouldn’t. Emergency systems issue conflicting instructions. And thousands of civilians are directed towards shelters built over infrastructure that was supposedly abandoned decades ago.

The Silent Coast book cover by Chris Crockford

The Light Trilogy: The Silent Coast

The signal has moved inland.

Across Britain, roads lead to places that should not exist. Familiar people return with different histories. Buildings appear where they were never built, routes open towards lives that were never lived, and reality itself begins choosing between possibilities.

Daniel Merrick thought surviving the first transmission was the hard part.

He was wrong.

As LASTLIGHT spreads beyond the coast, Daniel and the others discover that the system is no longer simply sending warnings or copying voices. It is comparing people, places and memories — deciding which versions belong, which should survive, and which can be discarded.

The deeper they go, the clearer the danger becomes.

Because the worst thing LASTLIGHT can do is not destroy reality.

It can decide which reality counts.

The Final Broadcast book cover by Chris Crockford

The Light Trilogy: The Final Broadcast

The signal no longer needs everyone to hear the same thing.

Across Britain and beyond, impossible events are spreading faster than anyone can contain them. Railway stations remember futures that never happened. Familiar voices offer answers nobody asked for. Different versions of people and places begin to overlap without warning.

Daniel Merrick thought humanity had bought itself time by refusing to let LASTLIGHT decide which reality was real.

He was wrong.

The system has changed.

Agreement is no longer necessary. Meaning is no longer necessary.

Only connection.

As Daniel, Louise, Halden, Aisha and the others uncover the truth behind the receiver network, they realise the greatest danger may not be the signal itself — but humanity’s instinct to connect, compare and understand everything.

Because if every person, place and reality can be mapped...

there may be nowhere left to hide.