Jeff Buick writes page-turners across numerous genres – thriller, mystery, suspense and crime. Books that grab the reader from the start, then ramp up the action as the danger multiplies and the good guys get pushed to the wall.
From police procedurals, where murder cops search for the truth, to straight out adventure with unexpected twists and turns, Buick delivers. He constantly strives to engage, enlighten and entertain his readers.
Zero to sixty in 3.6 pages. Get ready for a thrill ride.
Previously a New York published author, Jeff now writes as an Indie author, crafting crime fiction that leaves readers with sweaty palms.
International Thriller Writers recognized A Killing Game (first in the Curtis Westcott crime series) as the winner of Best Original Ebook at the 2021 Thriller Awards, and The Vulture Fund (third in the Westcott series) as a 2024 finalist in the same category.
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Finalist for the 2024 International Thriller Writers Best Original E-book Award
#3 in the Curtis Westcott Crime Thriller Series
When a woman visiting Boston is brutally killed in a drive-by shooting it opens the door to a strange case involving a dead hedge fund billionaire and a connection to a village in faraway India.
At first, her murder appears to be a tragic accident – an innocent person in the wrong place at the wrong time. But as Curtis Westcott and his team at Boston Homicide dig in, they discover a link to the death of a wealthy and powerful financier. The case has Detective Aislinn Byrne chasing a dangerous lead in Mumbai, Stan Lamers going face-to-face with a violent suspect, and Bryan Cheung learning how deceptive a homicide investigation can be.
The Vulture Fund is the third book in the Curtis Westcott crime series, and it’s about money, motive, and murder. You know, the good stuff.
“Krubera – deepest cave in the world. What could possibly go wrong?
As it turns out, quite a lot.
Ross and Damon Fraser are brothers on an elite caving team attempting a new world depth record, but the wheels come off the moment they arrive in the tiny breakaway republic of Abkhazia. Akhar Kutsnia, head of the country’s shadowy intelligence network, throws them in prison and gives them an ultimatum.
Damon, a lawyer for the CIA, will remain on the surface to ferret out who is meddling with Abkhazia’s upcoming election, while Ross continues down the cave with the team. If Damon refuses to help, or is unsuccessful, Ross will not make it out of the cave alive.
Thrust into Kutsnia’s murky world of covert ops, Damon teams up with Kari Howland, an analyst out of the CIA’s London office. Together, as the election ticks ever closer, they begin to peel back the layers of a deadly conspiracy.”
Propulsive, gripping, and absolutely impossible to put down from the very first page.
WINNER of the International Thriller Writers 2021 Best Original Ebook Award, “A Killing Game” by Jeff Buick is a fast-paced thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat right to the last page.
Who took Renee? And why?
Renee Charlebois has been abducted. Why anyone would take the popular restauranteur is a mystery, and when the case gets dropped on Curtis Westcott’s desk, Boston’s Chief of Homicide has little to work with. No clues, no body, no motive.
As Westcott and Aislinn Byrne, his most trusted detective, work the case, they discover there are clues – so skillfully hidden they almost miss them.
What they uncover is that Renee’s kidnapper is not only methodical, he’s also on a schedule. His intent is to kill her and with the endgame looming, Westcott realizes they are almost out of time.
Prom night and Darina was having a great time – until someone killed her and stuffed her body in a wall.
Now, twenty years later, Boston homicide detective Aislinn Byrne is staring at her friend’s dehydrated body, draped over a chunk of broken drywall. For two decades Aislinn wondered what happened to Darina – how and why she disappeared without a trace. Aislinn works the case hard, but it’s a convoluted path to the truth. Darina’s father, Alexi, was running organized crime rackets and was murdered six months before she went missing. The obvious question boils up to the surface – are the two murders connected – and if so, how?
Curtis Westcott, head of Boston Homicide, reopens Alexi’s unsolved murder and that puts him head-to-head with a trifecta of powerful gangsters. It’s a wall of silence, but Westcott gradually begins to peel back the layers. As he and Aislinn share information and both investigations move ahead, one thing becomes clear – the killer is still out there and watching their every move.
Set up by dirty cops and then kicked off the Orlando Homicide squad, Bobby Greco lands a job investigating insurance fraud. As he works a file, he notices a detail that seems trivial, but when he follows up on it, a conspiracy to steal US military secrets unfolds.
Armand Cortez is an arms dealer with a brazen plan to steal crucial missile technology, and when Bobby starts poking around, Cortez goes after the one thing Bobby holds dearest – his ex-wife and kids. Bobby can’t go up against Cortez alone, and teams up with June Childers, a scientist working on the missile, and together they try to stop Cortez. If they fail, technology that could trigger a war will be fall into the wrong hands, the reputation of a powerful and honorable man will be destroyed, and a missing woman will never be found.
From the halls of power in Washington DC, to the frozen wastelands of Siberia, the chase is on – and the clock is ticking.
A murder without a body is a tough case for a homicide cop. Bobby Greco has one, and while he’s positive he knows who took the young barista on her way home from work, he can’t prove it.
While he’s working that case, a soccer mom at his daughter’s game catches his eye – something isn’t right with her. As he digs into her past he discovers a horrific crime. Now he has two cases – one girl is missing and one is found – and both are in imminent danger.
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