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If Reg had just told him that concrete-blend needed cement, he never would have been at the dole office. Never would have lost his shit. Never would have ended up floating in the river.

And Kylie Davis — a rookie cop in her first week on the job — never would’ve started asking questions. Never would’ve put two and two together. Never would’ve pulled him over. Her partner wouldn’t have stolen his pay. Kylie wouldn’t have had reason to hunt him down. He wouldn’t have escaped. They wouldn’t have played cat and mouse. And he never would’ve kissed her.

“Dad, she fell in love with a criminal.”

Two teenagers — one a cop, one a criminal. She wanted to help him, but every time she did, he ended up deeper. An unwitting seduction, Chinese medicine, a happy ending, and then the reality: he’d been purchased like livestock. A prized rooster, trained in the art of seduction and sold to the highest bidder.

But you can’t leash rage.

Mrs Chin made a grave mistake, and now a young rookie cop is about to bring down a Chinese crime syndicate — with the help of her blue-eyed white devil.

Jax is a wild, hilarious ride of escalating chaos. Cut from his mother’s corpse and betrayed by every system meant to protect him, Jax trusts her — but surviving her help might be the hardest part of all.

Crash is locked up, outnumbered, and running out of time.

Held on remand without bail, Crash is in deeper than ever.

Harry, Karl and Benno watch their hopes go up in flames when Crash wrecks the joke of a TV show and kills his MMA career before it even begins.

But was it failure—or had Crash set the whole thing up to flush out the rats?

Harry can only stand back as Helen, Madeline and their entourage storm the fort. Nobody messes with a mumma bear’s cub—especially when that cub has two heavyweight mumma bears, and both are furious.

A silent war begins. Moves and countermoves are made. Crash has built his team, but he is not ready for what comes next: two operators unleashed against eight mercenaries, bodies piling up, and a brutal lesson in collateral damage when someone close to home is caught in the crossfire.

Heartache and anguish are about to strike the people he loves most.

Prison is not what Crash expected. Neither is the welcome waiting for him when the gates slam shut and the walls start closing in.

Powerful men are moving behind closed doors, determined to finish him once and for all. Has Crash made a fatal error by taking on Judge Connelly?

Can a pawn bring down a judge—or has he just made the last mistake of his life?

Nemesis — Bloody, brutal, savage. Still a laugh to be had, but tears will follow. Book 10 of the Crash Jaxon series is a gut-punching thriller that will leave you shaken.

A hostile infiltration. Two signatures. One deal—Crash did it.

A year ago, he was mowing lawns. Now he’s a reluctant millionaire tangled in the high‑stakes world of land development and a fight for glory on the Spartan Warrior Series. Months of training—gone in seconds. His team stunned. Elsie airborne. Chaos unleashed.

With Crash out, Hanna’s got an Elsie problem. A bored, broke Elsie is a dangerous Elsie. Channelling Crash’s cunning, she turns smoke and mirrors into payback—divorce settled, revenge served, and Ezzy left bleeding cash.

A past resurfaces. A new reconciliation takes shape. Then come the deals. The workarounds. The enemies. A Russian vixen who refuses to accept no. A judge with a grudge. A new ally with her own agenda.

Crash must face his biggest fear before his largest audience—and cheat to win for all the right reasons.

Fast, funny, violent, and full of heart, Operational Genius book 9 throws Crash Jaxon into his toughest test yet—where winning the fight might be the least complicated part.

“Fuck, Etta… I told him I love him.”

Elsie flopped her head on the table and groaned, “Why won’t he just bend to me?” She’s finally opened her heart — to herself and to Crash — only to discover that love is a savage,  messy beast. With her birthday creeping closer and Crash oblivious to every hint, her mood darkens by the day.

Crash, meanwhile, is drowning in chaos. Dragged into an MMA match he never wanted, his training ramps up with a surprise new training partner arriving at the gym. Women come sniffing around the boxing ring, and this time not all for Crash. As gloves connect and bodies hit the canvas, the assassin strikes again. And Officer Cameron just can’t let it go: “No way he is just a simple gardener.”

With uninvited guests crashing his cookout, and Elsie’s volcanic temper about to blow. A quixotic blonde lays hands on Crash, and Elsie detonates. Guns are drawn; Sigrun, eager to snatch another soul, flies through the air, parting flesh and dripping viscera as Elsie finally gets to unload on that bovine creature.

Mathieu has his work cut out for him as new deals are struck and Cameron watches —helpless— as Crash slips the noose again.  “I bloody well called it, didn’t I?”

Deals upon deals — can Crash pull off the coup de grâce that Hanna set in motion? As he negotiates numbers so massive they are meaningless, yet carry real-world consequences. A single decision, from a simple assumption, could rocket him — and everyone around him — into unimaginable territory.

Crash is the X Factor in Book 8 of the Crash Jaxon series, where the stakes escalate, Crash’s world expands, and everything just gets louder, wilder and more outrageous.

“Why would you cut someone’s ears off? That’s just wrong.”

A Cabin in the woods, a mutilated body and Jessica Tomlinson’s car. Crash is beyond apoplectic — he is downright murderous — and someone will pay.

As the darkness encroaches, Crash is forced to open up about his past: a secret buried, a dark deed done — Murder or self-defence? The tale revealed, and the favour called in. Celine sits across the table, her hand trembling as Jess’ story shakes her… then Crash’s story breaks her. A truth so dark neither Hanna nor Lou knows it.

Horsefly’s first day back at school should’ve been simple — until Crash decides to take him in. His old school. His old hallway. His old ghosts. The gallows walk, the lines, the detentions, the beatings when his father was called — all of it comes roaring back. Principal Sanders was having a good morning… until he heard that name. Memories forgotten and buried raise the hairs on his neck, and suddenly the flask doesn’t seem optional. Before Crash, there was Locke — the record holder, the terror of the school — then Crash arrived and rewrote every record in blood and chaos. Now a new decade brings a new name: Horsefly. A dusty leaderboard. Records begging to be broken. Challenge accepted.

Elsie’s life has become undignified — broke and almost broken. Karl and Etta scramble to salvage both Crash and Elsie, because if they fail, Karl’s ‘special Etta time’ is off the table. Moves and countermoves. Hands tap. Bodies drop. Scalps are taken. Crash runs a gauntlet he doesn’t even know he’s in. Deals are made, and he’s not the only one thinking this whole bloody mess sucks.

Dark and darkly funny — Aggravated, Book 7 of the Crash Jaxon series— only gets wilder.

Her TikTok prank ended their marriage.

He ghosted her.

She asked the internet to find him.

A hitchhiker and a body count later, she finally catches him.

Locke’s Legacy is a gritty, character-driven contemporary thriller set against the vast, unforgiving Australian outback. It blends psychological tension, dark humour, and emotional depth, exploring masculinity, trauma, and the weaponisation of private lives in the digital age.

When former soldier Locke Lermeer receives unexpected divorce papers from his wife, Poppy, he assumes the worst. What he doesn’t know is that the documents are part of a misguided viral prank. Already struggling with civilian life, Locke interprets the stunt as a final betrayal. He packs his belongings, signs the papers in blood, and vanishes into the outback.

On the road, Locke encounters Annie, a young hitchhiker fleeing violent pursuers. Their collision drags him into a brutal confrontation far from civilisation and far from the rule of law, forcing both to face the darkness they carry — Locke’s buried instincts and Annie’s fight for survival.

Meanwhile, Poppy’s prank detonates online. As public outrage mounts, she launches a nationwide TikTok campaign to find Locke and make amends. The search becomes a cultural flashpoint, drawing sympathy, obsession, and fury from strangers across Australia and the globe.

Locke eventually reaches the Gold Coast, where he meets Annalise — “Annie 2.0” — a gifted surfer who helps him rediscover connection and joy. But as the viral hunt closes in, Locke slips the net and continues his journey south, unknowingly heading toward a final confrontation with a psychopathic killer and a young mother whose fate will change everything.

Raw, tense, emotional — Locke’s Legacy is a modern Australian thriller about trauma, redemption, and the brutal cost of going viral.

“Who’s this?” Hanna asked, staring at the strange number on the phone. Elsie grinned wickedly. Time to hip-check a bitch.

Elsie Thornton thought she had Crash Jaxon exactly where she wanted him. Any other man would have folded — but Crash isn’t any other man. One stupid sandwich, one slip of her carefully crafted rulebook, and suddenly she’s the one waiting by the phone like a crushing schoolgirl.

Crash never meant for any of this to happen. Hanna — his business partner, best friend, the woman bound to him through love, loyalty, and their daughter Evie — has always been the centre of his world. But Elsie… Elsie is something else. The volatile beauty from his fragmented dreams. The green eyes he sketched from those dreams. A connection deeper than chance, deeper than desire, deeper than he can explain.

When the truth comes out, chaos erupts through the van park. Crash’s found family rallies around them, trying to protect what they’ve built, while Elsie’s temper detonates as Crash refuses to play by her rules. Her marriage fractures. Her life spirals. And she learns — painfully — that Crash cannot be controlled by beauty, wealth, or rage.

Hanna must decide whether her family can survive another woman entering Crash’s orbit. Elsie must confront the truth of who Crash is — and who she is without control. Crash must face the fallout of a connection he never asked for but cannot deny.

Raw, emotional, hilarious — Jealous Rivalries Book 6 of the Crash Jaxon series dives into the messy waters of love, loyalty, and the chaos of being human.

How the hell did this kid get in so much trouble? Hands in his pockets, toe scuffing the dirt, Crash muttered, “So… how much shit am I in now?”

Local cops. Federal cops. The Government. And an Elsie. Crash had managed to piss off all Local cops. Federal cops. The Government. And an Elsie. Crash had managed to piss off all four. Again. Bag over his head, no time to think—he did what he always does: wrecked a perfectly good plan. Again. Calls were made, deals were being cut, and his latest stunt rattled the halls of government.

Hanna was burning herself out keeping the vultures off him.

Jill kept circling, swooping in, shooting her shot every time Hanna blinked.

Jess watches him with new eyes, seeing the way he cares for Evie and wondering what that tenderness might look like turned her way.

Ariana’s puppy‑dog eyes nearly broke him, but a deal was a deal, so she turned elsewhere; it left a sting he didn’t want to admit.

With all that noise, Hanna missed the real threat—Elsie.

Elsie was done with Crash. Finished. Over it. Or so she told herself. Then her best friend and their trainer, Benno, shoved fate in her face. Elsie found herself face-to-face with him again. Flat on his back with her trying to choke him, again. Two little words unlocked something in her, something deep and buried. For the first time in public since she was a teenager, she let a tear escape. “My angel”, he said as his eyes fluttered shut.

She couldn’t shake him now. Couldn’t burn him out. So she doubled down and started her recon. The hunt began, and Hanna had no idea the predator was already inside the perimeter

The hunter becomes the prey as the huntress stalks her quarry, relentless in her need to conquer the only man who rebuffed her. However, her quarry is no ordinary prey animal, and Elsie finds herself frustrated at every turn as she experiences Crash and all the chaos that surrounds him. 

Crash is the Hunted in the chaos, which is book 5 of the Crash Jaxon series.

“Oh, deary, that’s not good. You need to go to the hospital.” Crash glanced down — and his eyes nearly exploded. “Fuck!”

After his brutal public boxing match against Cowan, the victory comes at a steep personal cost. Bruised, exhausted, and avoiding medical attention, Crash retreats to the caravan park he calls home, where his found family closes ranks around him: Hanna, sharp‑tongued and controlling; Ariana, intuitive and quietly devoted; Elouise, his perceptive sister; and Mathieu, a brilliant, manipulative fixer who protects him as often as he provokes him. Together, they drag him — unwilling and terrified — back to the hospital, one of his greatest fears. What should be a simple check‑up spirals into chaos when his severe needle phobia triggers fainting, a panicked escape through an alarmed fire exit, and a chain reaction involving security, medical staff, and the fire brigade.

Elsie continues hunting the oblivious Crash, her infatuation deepening as her best friend Henrietta watches her unravel. Elsie doesn’t fall for men — she wrecks them — but Crash, being Crash, has no idea he’s meant to be wrecked.

Evie’s intuition warns Crash about the “Bad Men,” stirring something dark inside him. With his axe in hand and anger rising, he steps into the role of avenging protector when a group of predators threatens a five‑year‑old girl in his van park. The fallout is immediate and far‑reaching, unravelling the truth behind why his father is in prison.

Jax Steiner — Crash’s nightmarish father, locked away in Goulburn Supermax — meets the consequences of his own “disagreement” over his granddaughter’s treatment with unnerving calm. A call made, a demand issued, a photograph produced. Something inside him shifts, the little girl in the picture warming a heart he believed long dead. And with that, Dr Harris finally finds her way in.

Safeguard, Book 4 of the Crash Jaxon series, blends a cocktail of dark romance, psychological drama, and black comedy.

Animus – a strong feeling of hostility or motivation.

When a violent, unnatural storm tears through the van park, Hanna—terrified and desperate—races with Evie to the safety of Crash’s cabin as the winds and rain unleash their fury. An unlikely witness glimpses what she believes is an angel sent to protect them, and rumours begin to swirl. A crafty workaround is struck, and Hanna walks Crash blindly into a binding deal, signed and witnessed by Mathieu. Another lesson for Crash: always negotiate.

Animosity spreads as lives around him begin to unravel.

John wrestles with guilt, jealousy, and a past that refuses to stay buried.

Jessica and Cindy navigate the fragile beginnings of a new family bond.

Elsie, rebuffed and now obsessed, plots from the shadows.

Hanna claims what she believes is hers, running interference and interrogations at every turn.

Meanwhile, Crash becomes the target of an elite predator. Cornered and outmatched, he finds himself in chains and forced to submit, and with his newfound negotiating skills, he reclaims himself. Far away, in a prison cell, Crash’s father responds to threats against Evie with terrifying resolve.

Pregnancy scares, maternity wards, blue‑eyed babies—Crash becomes the focus of judging eyes as tensions with the police escalate, especially with Officer Cowan. Their old rivalry reignites, and when Crash decides the ledger needs balancing, he accepts the terms with a middle‑finger salute and a well‑placed tap. Cowan straps on the police boxing gloves and steps into the ring for a showdown neither man can walk away from unchanged.

As fight night looms, Crash is forced to confront more than his opponent. Childhood trauma, questions of identity, and the cost of always standing alone surge to the surface. When the bell rings, survival isn’t enough—Crash must decide what kind of man he’s willing to become.

Animus: Book 3 is a raw, darkly funny, emotionally charged continuation of the Crash Jaxon series—where loyalty is tested, love refuses to behave, and conflict becomes the language spoken when everything else fails.

“Can we just have five minutes without any drama?”

Sarah and Mathieu were laughing their heads off. Crash turned, looked up and saw Elouise’s thunderous expression.

He leaves a trail of destruction wherever he goes. In book two of the Crash Jaxon Series, Crash takes a road trip to visit his sister at college and meet her friends. Sarah, his sister’s flatmate, has just been dumped, upgraded for a nicer model. She is looking forward to the distraction of Elouise’s brother, Crash. Little does she realise that around Crash you become part of the show, an all-interactive, immersive show where you become a main character in his chaotic world as he does what he does and causes carnage wherever he goes. From a simple walk across the road to his truck, which causes an eight-bike pile-up, to chaos in a nightclub, ending with a city-wide manhunt for a lunatic junkie who attacked the local mayor. With his goal achieved, a new friend and ally who can make his problems disappear, he heads back home, leaving the mayor and police bereft of an arrest.

John’s life is upended again, just as he thinks he has control of it. News (good or bad, you decide) grabs the biggest damn wrench, jams it into the biggest flipping gear, and sends his life into a bloody great whirlwind of emotions and carnage, all because of that bloody gardener Crash, who just had to nail his wife. Now torn between two women, his once-loving and stunning wife and his raunchy, rapacious secretary, who won’t retract her claws now that she has them set, John faces hard, raw, and emotional decisions. With no one to turn to for advice, he confides in strangers. A nurse who treats his broken foot and, of all people, unbeknownst to him, Crash’s stand-in mother, Helen Delaney.

Resilient Realities, book 2 of the Crash Jaxon series, is a hilariously raw, emotional story about relationships and their make-or-break moments.