Danny Miller Books in Order
Explore Danny Miller's books in order, with summaries of his Vince Treadwell and Jack Frost mysteries to help you choose a case and start reading.
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Danny Miller books in publication order
5 books
Kiss Me Quick
by Danny Miller
2011
In Brighton during the 1964 bank holiday, detective Vince Treadwell investigates a murder while pursuing gangster Jack Regent. His attraction to Regent's girlfriend draws him further into a criminal world shaped by corruption, drugs, and dangerous personal histories.
Gilded Edge
by Danny Miller
2012
Vince Treadwell investigates two apparently unrelated killings in 1960s London, one in Notting Hill and another in Belgravia. His inquiries cross social boundaries into gambling clubs and criminal circles where aristocratic privilege and corruption mingle.
Exit The Thief
by Danny Miller
2014
Vince Treadwell's investigation of stolen jewels ends with him accused of murder. An Interpol contact offers an undercover mission on the French Riviera, where returning the gems to a film star brings him close to a gangster during the Cannes festival.
A Lethal Frost
by Danny Miller
2018
In 1984 Denton, bookmaker George Price is found shot and barely alive after a morning at the races. Jack Frost investigates his many enemies while counterfeit goods and heroin gangs stretch the police force across a growing collection of crimes.
The Murder Map
by Danny Miller
2019
An art dealer's apparent natural death draws Jack Frost's attention when a burglary reveals only an amateur painting missing. A girl's abduction and bodies in the woods complicate the inquiry, suggesting the dead man's past may connect the crimes.
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