Coming Soon

Let’s Take a Sneak Peek Into What’s Coming Soon

I’ve always got more stories on the way—but these are the ones I’m actively working on right now. Some are nearly finished, with possible publishing dates in sight, while others are still very much in the idea phase. From spy thrillers and political dramas to sports fiction and heartfelt stories, this page gives you a glimpse into the projects taking shape. It’ll change often as ideas move from first draft to finished book, so check back any time you’re curious about what’s coming soon from CMeewrites.

Placeholder cover for Collateral Damage by Christopher Mee, Book Two in The Prime Minister’s Daughter trilogy, featuring Luke Dawson in Westminster with classified GPD files and surveillance imagery.

COLLATERAL DAMAGE

Book Two in The Prime Minister’s Daughter TrilogyLuke Dawson survived the bullet. What it took from him may prove harder to survive.

Nine months after the attacks on Lizzie Wetherby, Luke returns to GPD expecting to rebuild his career. Instead, permanent nerve damage ends his future in armed protection and forces him into a new role within Protective Intelligence.

What begins as routine intelligence work soon exposes connections that should not exist. The deeper Luke looks, the more difficult it becomes to believe that the attacks on Lizzie ended with one compromised protection officer.

Someone notices him looking.

As evidence begins to turn against Luke and the institutions he once trusted close around him, he faces an impossible reality: the system he spent his career protecting now believes he is the threat.

Collateral Damage continues Luke and Lizzie’s story in a British political thriller about identity, loyalty, conspiracy — and how far those in power will go to protect the truth.

Coming March 2027

Placeholder cover for Enemies Within by Christopher Mee, Book Three in The Prime Minister’s Daughter trilogy, featuring Luke Dawson and Lizzie Wetherby near Downing Street and the Houses of Parliament.

ENEMIES WITHIN

Book Three in The Prime Minister’s Daughter TrilogyLuke Dawson has lost his career, his reputation and the protection of the country he once served. He still has Lizzie.

Branded a fugitive and hunted by the institutions he once trusted, Luke begins Enemies Within outside the system — with Lizzie Wetherby beside him and a conspiracy operating somewhere inside the British establishment.

Proving his innocence will require help from people still on the inside. But after everything Luke has uncovered, deciding who can be trusted may be every bit as dangerous as being found.

Then the conspiracy changes the rules.

As Britain is pushed towards a political and constitutional crisis, separate investigations begin closing in on the truth and those responsible realise that time is running out. Luke and Lizzie must survive long enough for that truth to matter.

Enemies Within concludes The Prime Minister’s Daughter trilogy in a British political thriller about power, loyalty, sacrifice — and what happens when the institutions built to protect a country become the battleground themselves.

Coming August 2027

Book cover for When the Strong One Falls by Christopher Mee, showing a man and woman sitting close together by a window, the man’s arm around her shoulders as they look out over a blurred cityscape, conveying intimacy, care, and quiet strength.

They’ve been best friends for decades.

They met at university, built their lives side by side, and trusted the unspoken certainty that the other would always be there. He lives with disability. She doesn’t. She’s the capable one. The organised one. The strong one.

Until she isn’t.

When she collapses at work and he’s listed as her emergency contact, their lives narrow to hospital corridors and waiting rooms. Independence becomes fragile. Humour becomes a shield. And the lines they’ve never crossed — the ones that kept their friendship safe — begin to blur.

As illness takes its toll and treatment reshapes everything she thought she knew about herself, he becomes her constant. Not as a saviour. Not as a hero. Just as the one who stays — even when staying costs him more than he expected.

But some truths surface only when time feels borrowed.

And once spoken, they can’t be taken back.

When the Strong One Falls is a contemporary love story about illness, loyalty, and the quiet defiance of choosing each other when certainty is no longer promised.

Because sometimes, the strongest thing you can do is stay.

Jack Malone thought he was protecting more than a President. Years earlier, they had fought together on the same mission, brothers-in-arms forged in fire. When that comrade rose to the Oval Office, Jack felt honoured to join the Secret Service detail guarding both a leader and a friend.

But the man in the White House isn’t the man Jack remembers. Intelligence is bent to fit a script, enemies appear too convenient, and every decision feels rehearsed. At Camp David, Jack confronts him — and the confrontation turns violent. The President attacks Jack, then tells the world it was Jack who struck first.

Branded a traitor and cut off from the institution he served, Jack has nowhere left to turn. Now there is only one man who might stand with him: Nathan Grey, a former MI6 officer who shared the same battlefield in their past and now works off-grid, contracting in the shadows between British and American intelligence. Together, they must expose how the President of the United States became the centrepiece of a conspiracy built on lies.

Coming soon — when loyalty becomes treason, who do you trust?

Book cover for “Fit to Serve” by Christopher Mee. The silhouette of a man in a wheelchair faces an Army recruitment building under cloudy skies, with the tagline “One man’s fight to wear the uniform.”

Jake Mercer has only ever wanted one thing: to serve his country in uniform. For most people, it’s a dream achieved by grit, training, and endurance. For Jake, it’s a battle just to be given the chance. Born with cerebral palsy and a wheelchair user, he’s barred from even attempting the Army’s entry tests. The system sees his chair before it sees the man.

But Jake refuses to accept a future defined by rejection. In a world of regulations, tribunals, and public scrutiny, he sets out to prove that strength is more than physical, and that loyalty, resolve, and sacrifice matter just as much as muscle. Every step forward is hard won. Every setback cuts deep. And every moment is a test — not just of his body, but of his will to keep fighting when no one expects him to succeed.

Fit to Serve is the gripping first book in a powerful new series about determination, sacrifice, and the cost of breaking barriers.

 

Coming soon… the fight begins.

Book cover for “The Fifth Circle,” Book One by Christopher Mee. A silhouetted man in a suit stands against a blood-red background with a cracked circular crosshair symbol above him, evoking conspiracy, danger, and a tense political thriller atmosphere.

They strike without warning. They answer to no state. They call themselves The Fifth Circle.

When a wave of coordinated attacks shatters the illusion of security across Europe, governments scramble to respond. But in the chaos, it becomes clear that this is no ordinary terrorist cell. Ruthless, highly trained, and guided by an ideology that defies reason, The Fifth Circle is unlike any threat the world has faced before.

As intelligence agencies clash and political leaders falter, one question remains: who will stand against an enemy that thrives in the shadows?

The war begins here. Book One of a gripping new thriller series. Coming soon.

Book cover for “For the Country” by Christopher Mee. A man in a wheelchair faces the iconic Number 10 Downing Street door, with the Union Jack faintly overlaid in the background, symbolising political power and struggle.

One year into his historic premiership, the youngest Prime Minister in British history faces a crisis unlike any before. A devastating cyberattack cripples the NHS, throwing hospitals into chaos and putting lives at risk. As panic spreads and political rivals circle, the Prime Minister must navigate a labyrinth of power struggles, betrayals, and impossible choices — all while carrying the weight of his own vulnerability in a world that sees weakness as opportunity.

Every decision he makes could save lives — or cost him everything.

For the Country launches a gripping new political thriller series where loyalty is tested, enemies wear familiar faces, and the fate of a nation rests on one man’s resolve.

The fight for Britain’s future begins here.

Book cover for “Disavowed,” Book One of The Vale Protocols by Christopher Mee. A lone man in a dark coat walks down a shadowy, rain-soaked street, with a large red MI6 “Disavowed” stamp looming above, symbolising betrayal and espionage.

Thomas Vale was once one of MI6’s most reliable field operatives—until a mission went wrong, allies died, and London burned his name from the record. Disavowed. Forgotten. Left to survive in the shadows.

But when fragments of a hidden conspiracy surface across Europe, Vale realises the past he’s running from is the only thing that can stop what’s coming. Hunted by the very agency that trained him and pursued by enemies who should already be dead, he’s forced into a brutal game of betrayal where trust is a weapon and survival is never guaranteed.

Disavowed is the first explosive entry in The Vale Protocols, a new spy thriller series where loyalty is fragile, the rules are broken, and the price of failure is measured in lives.

The conspiracy begins soon. Will you be ready?

These are just a selection of the books and projects I’m working on — some close to the finish line, others still in their earliest stages. Over the coming weeks, months, and yes, possibly even years, this page will continue to grow and change as new stories take shape. Don’t worry — I’ve still got a folder on my computer filled with notes and story ideas, but if I tried to put all of them on here, I’d never get a book written. Make sure to check back often for updates, or follow along on social media for sneak peeks, progress updates, and the occasional behind-the-scenes look at the writing process.

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