Detective Jane Phillips Books in Order

Radio celebrity Marty Michaels wakes in a strange hotel room with a murdered woman in the bathroom. As detective Jane Phillips investigates, Marty tries to prove he was framed, confronting a criminal network while the media turns his once-commanding reputation against him.

Demoted and struggling with PTSD, Jane Phillips investigates ritual murders of vulnerable women. What initially appears to be a random series reveals a concealed pattern, forcing her to identify the victims' connection before a deceptive killer chooses another target.

A government official's apparent suicide becomes a murder investigation when forensic evidence supports her husband's suspicions. Jane Phillips follows the case from local power brokers to Hong Kong's Triads, confronting influential people determined to obstruct the truth and endanger her team.

The teenage daughter of a powerful arms dealer is abducted, and her captors demand four million pounds. Jane Phillips races to locate the girl, confronting a ruthless gang whose methods threaten both the hostage and the future of her Major Crimes team.

Young women drown in Manchester's canals, each bearing a distinctive bruise that suggests calculated murder. Jane Phillips searches for the link among the victims and a killer who stays ahead of her team, as the waterways yield an escalating number of deaths.

A woman witnesses her client's murder during a remote business meeting. Jane Phillips investigates, then discovers connections to a fatal hit-and-run and another death, turning separate incidents into a linked case where a likely future victim is also a leading suspect.

A Manchester murder resembles the work of an imprisoned serial killer, and another reenacts a different notorious crime. Jane Phillips and a psychological profiler pursue an offender recreating Britain's darkest killings, trying to understand the pattern before another carefully staged death.