Rachel Amphlett Books in Order

Former bomb disposal expert Dan Taylor is barely holding himself together when an old friend is murdered after leaving a desperate message. Following the trail pulls Dan into a deadly conspiracy with global stakes.

Explosions, a capsized cruise ship, and a stolen submarine suggest a coordinated attack on Europe's energy network. Dan Taylor must prove the link and stop the next strike before winter turns crisis into catastrophe.

Kate Foster's routine job in Istanbul turns into a kidnapping, and survival depends on lessons she hoped never to use. Haunted by a past failure, Finn Scott races to reach her before the deadline runs out.

Archivist Will Fletcher seems to have a settled life until a burst of violence throws him into a political conspiracy. Surrounded by lies and hunted by people who want him dead, he has to dig beneath the surface fast.

Returning to a remote truck stop to settle her father's affairs, Nina O'Brien finds herself trapped by floodwaters with six strangers. When murder strikes inside their fragile refuge, the storm may not be the deadliest thing outside.

After surviving two attempts on his life, Dan Taylor finds his team missing and a radioactive isotope in terrorist hands. The deeper he digs, the more the plot points toward political deals and a possible disaster on British soil.

Dan Taylor heads into North Africa to rescue a friend's daughter, a forensic accountant carrying dangerous evidence. Militants, desert crossings, and an imminent coup turn the mission into a race to stop a wider collapse.

Kay Hunter enters the series chasing a vicious killer and carrying wounds of her own. The result is a brisk police thriller that introduces her toughness, impatience, and need for justice.

On his last tour in Iraq, bomb disposal operator Dan Taylor uncovers a secret that should have stayed buried. Surviving the mission is only the start of a conspiracy that will echo far beyond the war zone.

Kay Hunter's hunger for justice threatens to blur into vengeance in this tightly wound investigation. The deeper she goes, the more costly that drive could become.

Sophie Whittaker shares a terrifying secret, then dies within hours. Kay Hunter must work out what she knew, and who was desperate enough to silence her.

When a commuter train strikes a body on Suicide Mile, Kay Hunter soon realizes the dead man was murdered before he hit the tracks. It is a cold, methodical case with more than one false lead.

Eva Delacourt has spent three years in hiding since her fiancé's murder, believing the worst was behind her. When betrayal inside the Section exposes her, she goes on the run with the young boy she is determined to protect.

With enemies closing in, Eva Delacourt and her team go after the people who betrayed them. Old alliances crack as they race to stop a weapon with catastrophic consequences.

Eva and her battered allies stay one step ahead of their pursuers as they race across Europe hunting the traitor inside the Section. Every answer comes with fresh danger, and the conspiracy keeps getting bigger.

Kay Hunter faces a case where the truth could do real damage, and almost everyone has a reason to hold something back. It is the point where personal pressure and police work collide hard.

A dismembered victim on the outskirts of Maidstone sends Kay Hunter after a killer who has planned carefully. The lack of identity makes a brutal case even harder to crack.

A mummified body found in a renovated building pulls Kay Hunter and her team into a layered murder case. Old secrets and fresh evidence make the investigation harder to control.

A faceless corpse in the river leaves Kay Hunter with two urgent questions, who the man was and how he ended up there. The case turns on identity, absence, and what people choose not to say.

Five friends enter an escape room, but only four walk out alive. As survivor Lisa Ashton recovers, she starts pulling at the lies, grudges, and reputations that one of her friends would kill to protect.

A Christmas setting turns cold and dangerous when festive cheer gives way to murder. This short mystery delivers a wintry sting without wasting a page.

A young woman's death looks straightforward at first, but Mark Turpin soon finds that her final hours were built on lies. The closer he gets to the truth, the less perfect the victim's life appears.

New to the Vale of the White Horse, Detective Sergeant Mark Turpin faces a brutal priest murder that rattles the whole community. When a second killing follows, the hunt for a ritualistic predator becomes urgent.

An early case sends newly qualified investigator Kay Hunter into a tense pursuit where there is nowhere to hide. It is a quick, sharp glimpse of the grit and instinct that will define her later career.

A naked body in a barren field sends Kay Hunter into an investigation that tests every part of her judgment. The farther she digs, the harsher the truths waiting in rural Kent.

A frozen body turns up in a used car yard on the hottest day of the year. When Kay Hunter learns who the victim is, the case becomes even more disturbing.

An injured pilot dies at Eva Delacourt's safe house doorstep and hands her a new conspiracy to unravel. With war looming and enemies inside government, Eva is forced back into a mission she cannot refuse.

Julie has been searching for answers for a long time, and one discovery may finally bring them within reach. This short mystery keeps its focus tight and its mood quietly unsettling.

When a teenager is stabbed at a packed fairground, Mark Turpin is handed a case that looks simple only from a distance. The investigation leads him into something far more troubling than a random killing.

The past has a long memory in this compact crime story. What begins as unfinished business quickly turns into a dark settling of accounts.

Michael thinks he has the building to himself when he arrives early for work. Instead he walks straight into the kind of mess that can drag an ordinary man into serious trouble.

A walk in the woods should have been nothing more than routine for Ben. Instead it opens the door to a dark discovery and a dangerous chain of consequences.

What looks like the start of a drugs war turns into something far more tangled after a second death. With pressure from the media and her superiors, Kay Hunter must separate instinct from planted evidence.

Vanessa enjoys her work as a chiropractor until one day it takes a very wrong turn. This short mystery turns an ordinary job into a sharp setup for trouble.

A young woman's body by a country road looks like a hit and run, until Mark Turpin uncovers her addiction and a much darker story. With locals offering little sympathy, the search for her killer becomes harder by the hour.

Late-shift waitress Zoe Michaels thinks she is in for a quiet night at the diner. Then the missing owner, the wrong smell, and a growing sense of dread say otherwise.

Amy boards a flight to Cairns under pressure, already uneasy before the plane leaves the ground. Soon it is clear that turbulence is the least of her worries.

Jackson Dark wants to finish one last job and get home with a gift for his wife. The trouble is that last jobs rarely stay simple for long.

Alan O'Reilly has known Tony MacBride for years, and now he is helping bury him. Loyalty, memory, and criminal history collide in a short story with a grim pull.

Larry has been superintendent of the apartment block forever, which means he knows everyone's habits and secrets. That makes him useful, and dangerously exposed, when something goes wrong.

Darren wakes in a filthy basement and quickly learns that escape is only the first problem. This is a claustrophobic little thriller built on fear, control, and bad surprises.

Told his stress is out of control, Ray Holden decides drastic action is the only answer. His first target is Joe McAvoy, and the plan only gets darker from there.

What starts as an archaeological find becomes a murder investigation when more human remains are uncovered in secluded woodland. Mark Turpin has to sort ancient history from recent violence.

A shooting outside an isolated country pub drops Kay Hunter into one of her most dangerous cases. As the investigation spreads, the risk to her team keeps rising.

When a boat is set on fire with someone still aboard, Kay Hunter suspects a serial arsonist is stalking a small riverside community. The case grows hotter the closer her team gets.

A mutilated woman in a remote property gives Kay Hunter little to work with, until more bodies begin to appear. With no clear link between the victims, she is forced to hunt a killer who keeps moving first.

Michael is ready for a quiet night after work when someone asks him to bury a body. One favor becomes a dangerous test of loyalty, nerve, and common sense.

Seconded to a small Queensland town after a bush fire, Detective Sergeant Blake Harknell finds an understaffed station and locals who do not want him there. Three connected deaths suggest the truth may be buried inside the town itself.

A local businessman's death looks like an accidental drowning until a bullet hole changes everything. Mark Turpin follows the case into deeper waters than anyone first expected.

What should have been a simple kill spirals into a tense game of survival and second-guessing. This short crime story moves fast and does not waste its menace.

A young woman's body is found after a music festival, with no weapon and no clear identity. Faced with thousands of possible suspects, Kay Hunter must rebuild the victim's last hours from almost nothing.

Down on her luck and new to private detection, Melody Harper is hired to protect a bride whose future may already be in danger. Going undercover with a Lake District hen party, she has to find the truth before the wedding turns deadly.

Elodie helps run a busy operation, until sudden trouble drags her into a fight for survival. It is a quick, tense story built on pressure and bad timing.

A reunion between old friends carries more tension than either wants to admit. Rachel Amphlett uses the easy setup to deliver a darker payoff.

Lucy and Michael keep a regular lunch date, but routine has a way of hiding sharper motives. This short story turns a familiar arrangement into something far more dangerous.

Mark Turpin arrives at a crime scene to find a dead man with a plastic sheet wrapped around his head. The strange staging points to a case that is as unsettling as it is difficult.

A suspected road accident on a country lane draws police into a case that may be anything but accidental. This short mystery keeps its cards close before showing what really happened.

A man's brutal death in a Kent hop field looks straightforward only at first glance. Kay Hunter finds a tight-lipped farming community, murky background details, and secrets that refuse to stay buried.