Alan Saxon Books in Order
Part ofConrad Allen Books in OrderExplore the Alan Saxon books in order by Conrad Allen, writing as Keith Miles, with short summaries of the golf mysteries and guidance on where to start.
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Alan Saxon books in publication order
6 books
Bullet Hole
by Conrad Allen
1986
Golfer Alan Saxon arrives at St Andrews hoping to reclaim his championship form. A young woman turns up dead in his bed, and further violence suggests someone wants him out of the tournament, forcing him to investigate while competing.
Double Eagle
by Conrad Allen
1987
Struggling golfer Alan Saxon accepts a friend's invitation to a California tournament, hoping for relief from financial and personal troubles. When that friend is murdered, Saxon must find the killer while suspicion and violence threaten his own future.
Green Murder
by Conrad Allen
1990
Alan Saxon's Australian golf tournament becomes dangerous when his sponsor's wife is abducted during a practice round. With family troubles already weighing on him, Saxon faces a mystery involving financial intrigue, obsession and violence that threatens far more than his score.
Bermuda Grass
by Conrad Allen
2002
Alan Saxon hopes a Bermuda golf-course project will provide time with his daughter, but family tensions disrupt the visit. Suspected sabotage and a body hanging on the course turn his work into a dangerous murder investigation.
Honolulu Play-Off
by Conrad Allen
2004
Golfer Alan Saxon travels to Hawaii to serve as his friend's best man, only to find the groom murdered. Investigating the bride's family exposes deception and puts Saxon himself in the sights of would-be killers.
Flagstick
by Conrad Allen
2012
An instructional golf video brings Alan Saxon to Tokyo, where his domineering corporate host reminds him of his estranged father. When the businessman is murdered, Saxon becomes entangled in the family's conflicts and a dangerous investigation.
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