Chris Crowther Books in Order

Fired helicopter pilot Mike Tempest accepts a day's work from a mysterious woman and soon finds himself fleeing the law. Trying to expose the people responsible draws him into a plot involving his past and a century-old crime.

Former Scotland Yard detective Jack Fellows enjoys patrolling the Norfolk Broads as a navigation ranger until a murder disrupts the peace. Convinced the police have arrested the wrong person, he investigates resentments and deception beneath the tranquil setting.

A young woman arrives in a Broadland village after inheriting her grandfather's boatyard. His drowning raises questions that go beyond how he died, as uncertainty about accident, suicide or murder leads toward the more troubling mystery of who he was.

Assigned to Broadland's southern rivers, Ranger Jack Fellows encounters two communities divided by mutual distrust. A shared undertaking seems capable of bringing them together, but its tragic outcome leaves him confronting consequences that no attempt at cooperation could predict.

Ranger Jack Fellows faces a baffling Broadland crime whose circumstances seem impossible. The investigation becomes intensely personal when his youngest daughter Amy stands at its center, forcing him to search for an explanation close to his own home.

Before Jack Fellows begins his summer river posting, a village dispute between residents and a new landowner is already creating tension. The conflict precedes a series of mysterious and tragic events that draws the ranger into another Broadland investigation.

Twins Max and Jenny and their friend Faru ignore instructions aboard an unfamiliar boat and become stranded in the past. Their voyage home takes them through major events in Broadland history, testing abilities they never knew they possessed.

In 1926, struggling lawyer Mark Kingsley is asked to defend a murder suspect who proves to be his former wartime flying companion. Seeking to save his friend leads through memories of the Lafayette Flying Corps toward concealed secrets and an aviation mystery.

A first attempt at fishing draws Jack Fellows into an old Broadland mystery with disturbing modern connections. What begins as a casual inquiry grows more sinister, leading him to question whether revealing the truth will necessarily serve justice.

An anniversary balloon flight gives Jack Fellows a new view of Broadland and a troubling sight in the reed beds. Investigating it takes him through river communities and boatyards toward concealed wrongdoing, family secrets and long-delayed reckonings.

Jack Fellows welcomes the chance to guide a rally of steamboat enthusiasts on the Norfolk Broads. Strange visitations unsettle the gathering, and suggestions of an old maritime disaster give way to darker events among people who conceal more than they admit.