Christopher Shevlin Books in Order

Chris Shevlin explains how to plan and improve everyday workplace writing, from proposals to reports. The guide focuses on understanding readers, building clear arguments and organizing information, helping writers identify weaknesses and communicate without unnecessary jargon.

Socially awkward Jonathon Fairfax becomes entangled in the death of a politician’s secretary and a government conspiracy. With help from an unlikely circle of allies, he tries to understand the danger while struggling through ordinary human encounters.

Jonathon Fairfax discovers a conspiracy inside the enormous corporation that employs him. His awkward attempts to understand what is happening put him in mortal danger, as workplace life gives way to accidental espionage, romantic complications and murder.

A man wakes in a Berlin rubbish bin with no memory, then faces assassination attempts in hospital. While his girlfriend and best friend search for him, Jonathon Fairfax must discover his identity and why the CIA might want him dead.

Peter wakes on a tropical island with no memory, alongside four strangers equally uncertain of their identities. With food, shelter, and mysterious supplies available, their attempt to build a society becomes a satirical exploration of human behavior.

A chance encounter with his first love alerts Jonathon Fairfax that her frightening uncle is leaving prison. Fearing revenge, he follows the man to a mysterious chicken shop and becomes entangled with criminals, conspiracy theorists and ambitious politicians.