About The Author: J.A. Kerley
Renowned mystery writer J.A Kerley, more affectionately known as “Jack”, hails from the United States. He is best known for the riveting Carson Ryder series which has captivated a legion of dedicated fans. Prior to the inception of his successful writing career, Jack dedicated two significant decades of his life to the corporate world in the realm of advertising.
An interesting tidbit about Jack is his undeniable preference for writing novels. The attraction stems from dealing with a single looming deadline instead of perpetually juggling three in his prior career. His exceptional writing prowess and captivating storytelling have made his novels transcend language barriers and cultural differences, having been translated into ten distinct languages. Jack currently resides in Newport, Kentucky, alongside his beloved wife and two children.
J.A. Kerley’s Unique Writing Style
What sets Jack apart is his profound ability to construct a compelling narrative that grips readers from start to finish. His intrinsic understanding of the human psyche and aptitude to accentuate every nuanced emotion enable the creation of well-rounded and relatable characters. Each story takes the reader on an unforgettable emotional rollercoaster ride, courtesy of Jack’s intricate plot twists and cliffhangers.
The debut of Jack’s mystery series started with “The Hundredth Man”, published in 2004. It marked the genesis of the highly popular Detective Carson Ryder’s saga.
J.A. Kerley’s Books in Order
Following is a list of J.A. Kerley’s books in order, based on their original publication dates:
Publication Order of Carson Ryder Books
| The Hundredth Man | (2004) |    |
| The Death Collectors | (2005) | |
| A Garden Of Vipers / The Broken Souls | (2006) | |
| Blood Brother | (2008) | |
| In The Blood | (2008) | |
| Little Girls Lost | (2008) | |
| Buried Alive | (2010) | |
| Her Last Scream | (2011) | |
| The Killing Game | (2013) | |
| The Death Box | (2013) | |
| The Memory Killer | (2014) | |
| The Apostle | (2014) | |
| The Death File | (2017) | |