Matt Johnson Books in Order
Explore Matt Johnson books in order, including Wicked Game, Deadly Game and End Game, with publication dates and descriptions of the Robert Finlay thrillers.
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Matt Johnson books in publication order
5 books
Wicked Game
by Matt Johnson
2012
Police officer Robert Finlay hopes for a quieter life with his new family. When former SAS colleagues are murdered, his concealed military past resurfaces, forcing him to use old skills against an unidentified enemy threatening those closest to him.
Deadly Game
by Matt Johnson
2015
Robert Finlay investigates an Eastern European trafficking network after a key witness is killed. Working with new partner Nina Brasov, he faces ruthless criminals while an intelligence operation creates fresh threats to the family he is trying to protect.
End Game
by Matt Johnson
2018
A writer, his agent, and a manuscript about secret operations disappear, drawing Robert Finlay into another investigation. With his colleague under pressure and police complaints targeting them, he joins an MI5 agent to expose a conspiracy within the security services.
Crow 27
by Matt Johnson
2022
Investigating weapons stolen from a military barracks, Robert Finlay is ordered to avoid a young soldier’s apparent suicide. A military policewoman draws him into the case, exposing abuse and criminal activity protected by powerful forces inside the army.
No Ordinary Day
by Matt Johnson
2023
Matt Johnson investigates the murder of police officer Yvonne Fletcher outside London’s Libyan embassy and John Murray’s decades-long pursuit of justice. The account traces intelligence dealings, political interests and failures that allowed the killers to escape accountability.
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