Conrad Jones Books in Order

A coordinated dirty bomb plot threatens New York, Liverpool, and Jerusalem. Tank is forced back into a global race against time as an old enemy returns and the stakes jump to catastrophic levels.

John Tankersley, known as Tank, leads the hunt for a terrorist cell behind attacks on major tourist targets. It is a hard-driving debut that gets inside both the counter-terror response and the minds behind the violence.

Tank returns for another violent clash with extremists and the people trying to stop them. The focus stays on fast action, mounting pressure, and a lead who prefers to hit the threat head-on.

When wounded Iraq veteran Melvin Hickey comes home, the scars of war do not stay in the past. Tank is pulled into a story where trauma, loyalty, and extremism collide.

Five-year-old twins vanish from a Lake District campsite, triggering a frantic search. What begins as an abduction case soon opens into trafficking, family secrets, and a race to beat the clock.

After a bomb explodes outside Britain's first mosque, Alec Ramsay investigates what looks like a hate crime. The truth leads him into an old family feud, gang violence, and a revenge plan years in the making.

While researching an occult group, Conrad Jones stumbles into something far darker than a story idea. This short, unsettling thriller blurs the line between investigation, obsession, and fear.

A practical guide for writers who want to publish independently and reach readers themselves. Jones keeps the advice focused on visibility, sales, and getting an ebook moving without a big team behind you.

The murder of a young woman in an abandoned factory drags Alec Ramsay into Liverpool's underworld. Drugs, revenge, and overlapping criminal threads make this one of the series' grimmest cases.

Asked to help identify occult symbols carved into murder victims, Conrad Jones is pulled into a deadly hunt. A cult wants him silenced, the law is closing in, and survival means striking back.

A man on the run fights to stay alive after a cult tears his life apart. Dark, violent, and paranoid, it pushes the occult strand of Jones's fiction deeper into survival thriller territory.

A right-wing extremist plot to strike the London Olympics depends on chemical weapons recovered from wartime wrecks. Tank and the Terrorist Task Force have to stop the attack before panic becomes mass death.

Jones compares digital and print publishing in plain language, with advice on producing and selling both. It is part publishing guide, part reality check for writers weighing their options.

Six-year-old Jodie Barker disappears after riots and social collapse have already left the city on edge. Alec Ramsay's search for her uncovers corruption, organised crime, and a case spinning out of control.

Jones breaks the novel-writing process into a clear, practical timetable. It is aimed at writers who need structure, momentum, and a push to get a draft finished.

The war with the cult turns more brutal and more personal. Old enemies are still out there, and staying alive means moving first, trusting very few people, and never dropping your guard.

This nonfiction guide looks at widening your reach beyond a single storefront or platform. It is practical, direct, and aimed at authors who want more control over how their books are sold.

A brisk guide to building an online home for your book or author brand. The focus is on simple setup, visibility, and tools writers can actually use straight away.

A woman disappears while walking her dog near Crosby Beach, and the search uncovers something far worse. The bleak shoreline becomes the stage for a serial killer case with ugly surprises.

A collection of dark stories that leans into horror, dread, and the grotesque. It is a good sampler of Jones when he wants to unsettle rather than simply thrill.

After an extremist massacre in a busy shopping mall, Tank is sent to find the people responsible. This short read delivers a quick burst of pursuit, retaliation, and hard-edged action.

A brutally murdered woman is found in the home of a serving police officer, and little about the scene makes sense. Soon the investigation points toward a serial killer with a reach far beyond Liverpool.

A reporter's discovery at an abandoned mill drags the Major Investigation Team into a savage criminal network. What starts as curiosity quickly turns into a fight against people who do not leave witnesses behind.

An unprovoked attack on a teenage boy sets off a murder inquiry and a vicious campaign against his family. DI Braddick enters a gangland war where loyalty is thin and revenge comes fast.

Work on a remote farmhouse uncovers the first sign that an old crime may not be finished after all. The case reaches back into the past while fresh danger gathers around the present.

A hijacked drug deal, a missing witness, and bodies hanging in an abandoned fish factory push Braddick into deep water. The trail leads toward organised crime and people who kill to protect their own.

A body washed onto a beach recalls an old unsolved triple murder. At the same time, online predator hunters are being stalked, forcing Braddick and Alec Ramsay to connect two dangerous worlds.

A young boy and his family flee war and begin a desperate journey across a hostile continent. It is a harsh, emotional survival story about displacement, fear, and the cost of hoping for safety.

The ritual killing of an elderly widow leaves Alan Williams facing one of his most disturbing scenes yet. With a turf war also brewing around Holyhead, his team is stretched in every direction.

Framed for murder and hunted by a cult, a man on the run tries to find the person behind his ruin. Set around Anglesey and Snowdonia, it drives hard toward a dark, personal showdown.

Braddick is called to a grotesque scene where the victims' bodies are missing and an ancient script points somewhere even worse. The deeper the team digs, the more the case feels touched by cult violence.

A biography of three-time undisputed world kickboxing champion Russ Williams. Jones traces the fighter's life through discipline, struggle, and the hard road behind sporting success.

Two bodies recovered from the sea at Trearddur Bay pull DI Alan Williams into a case with links to older murders. On Anglesey, even the beautiful places can hide something brutal.

A cold case involving two missing boys from the early 1990s opens old wounds and older lies. Alan Williams chases a present-day killer while the past points toward institutional failure and buried abuse.

Teen social media star Rachel Evans goes to school and never comes home. As lockdown grips the country, Alan Williams investigates exploitation, rival dealers, and the darker reasons a girl might disappear.

When a sinister travelling circus reaches Anglesey, old disappearances and new assaults begin to connect. Alan Williams finds that the show has brought far more than cheap thrills to the island.

A damaged ex-soldier's mind begins to collapse after betrayal at home, while Alan Williams investigates attacks tied to historical abuse. Revenge and instability drive this one toward a very dark end.

When DS Kim Davies is late for work, Alan Williams goes looking and finds something deeply wrong. The case turns personal fast and drags the team into a grim chain of events.

The survivors of *The Journey* are not finished with loss just because the road has changed. This follow-up looks at what comes after escape, when memory and uncertainty still shape every step.

A collection of magical island stories featuring dragons, goblins, and familiar Anglesey landmarks. Hen Goch and the wider hidden world make this a gentle fantasy doorway for younger readers.

This family-friendly fantasy sends readers after hidden treasure with island magic never far away. Expect adventure, local legend, and the playful Anglesey world Jones built for younger readers.

When rock goblins begin stealing from Anglesey's farms, magical creatures have to act. Hen Goch and her allies lead a lively island adventure full of dragons, mischief, and teamwork.

A hard-hitting Liverpool story about a vulnerable boy growing up with far too little protection. Jones turns the focus onto the lives that organised crime and neglect find easiest to damage.

A strange address, a persistent sense of dread, and events that refuse to behave normally drive this eerie tale. It begins with curiosity and slowly turns into a proper haunting.

When a twelve-year-old girl is badly injured on her way to school, Jo Lilly and the Child Protection Team are thrown into a drug war. Their work soon puts both them and their families in danger.

The final leg of the trilogy asks what home means after war, flight, and loss have changed everything. It is about survival still, but also about belonging, grief, and what can be rebuilt.

Jo Lilly and the Child Protection Team work with families whose teenagers are being groomed by a local drug network. The closer they get to the truth, the more dangerous the ground becomes.

A dog walker finds a dismembered limb in Delamere Forest, launching a nightmare investigation. As DCI Olivia Mann takes charge, the case promises a serial killer hunt with a very dark signature.

Another hard-edged Mersey story about vulnerable families, warning signs, and the criminals who exploit them. Jones keeps the pressure on the people trying to intervene before another young life is lost.

The outbreak spreads to Britain, turning tunnels and stations into killing grounds. Tank and his black-ops team have to face a plague with claws before London disappears under lockdown and fear.

Beneath Manhattan, engineered nutria-rats are breeding and feeding while the city looks the other way. As New York slides toward panic, scientists and authorities race to stop an invasion from below.

Through the eyes of eight-year-old Kurt Stein, Jones follows a Jewish family from Warsaw into the ghetto and toward deportation. It is a deeply personal Holocaust novel about childhood, terror, and the destruction of safety.

The creatures beneath the cities have reached Los Angeles. Jones takes the same engineered horror west, where another sprawling city has to face what has been breeding under its feet.

The Nest reaches the American capital, where panic, politics, and creature horror make a lethal mix. Once again, the danger is not just what is attacking from below, but how slowly people react above ground.

Faith, fear, and corruption collide when a priest becomes entangled with forces far darker than he first understands. Jones treats it as a grim struggle over power, belief, and survival.