Crash Point
Twenty-five years ago, a woman was brutally murdered at the opening night of a new hotel. The killer was caught red-handed at the scene. During a break in the interview, he managed to escape with help from somebody. Neither man was seen again. Now, DI Frank Miller is investigating the murder of a former detective, nine weeks after the head of Serious Crimes was slain in a vicious attack. As more bodies appear, it's clear there's a link to these murders and the the murder of the woman 25 years ago. Why has her killer returned after so long? As the case unfolds, it will lead Miller down a dark and dangerous path where everything he believed about his boss's murder will be thrown into question...and why a killer from the past will stop at nothing to preserve a web of secrets and lies...
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John Carson
John started writing in the early 1990’s, starting with 3 horror novels. In 1997, he then decided to switch to writing crime novels. He started a series with a detective called DCI Justice. He attended a weekend writing course in Edinburgh, with Ian Rankin as the tutor, at the end of 1997. Early in 1998 when the first Justice novel was finished, Ian read the book and gave John a written report on it, encouraging him to write more. After 2 more Justice books, John created DI Frank Miller, and decided to self-publish those books in 2014.
In 2019, John Created and published DCI Harry McNeil. After that success, John found the original notes for his DCI Justice series, and decided to rewrite them, tweaking the original storylines, and changing the character’s name. DCI Justice became DCI Sean Bracken. There are five books in that series.
As well as the detective novels, John published several thrillers. The Max Doyle series, set in New York, and a novel featuring Scott Marshall, also set in New York.
John moved from Edinburgh, Scotland to the Hudson Valley in New York State back in 2006, where he lives with his wife and family. And two dogs. And four cats. Where there’s never a dull moment…
DI Frank Miller Series
DI Frank Miller Series consists of twelve books. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
