My Books Bold characters. Big stakes. Stories that stick.

Welcome to My Books — the place to explore the stories I’ve brought to life and the ones still to come. Every book starts with a spark — a “what if” that grows into bold characters, high stakes, and a plot that keeps you turning the pages.

From wrestling icons and political thrillers to emotional dramas and sports fiction, my books may cross genres, but they all share the same heartbeat: characters you care about and stories that stick.

Browse the titles below, discover your next read, and keep an eye on this page — the bookshelf is always growing.

Book cover for The Man in Red and Yellow Who Will Live Forever: A Real American by Christopher Mee — a Hulk Hogan book featuring the wrestling icon in red and yellow feather boas, standing in a spotlighted ring.

Hulk Hogan wasn’t just a wrestler — he was the wrestler. The man in red and yellow who made millions believe in larger-than-life heroes, long before the lights went out and the music stopped.

The Man in Red and Yellow Who Will Live Forever is my take on the story behind the headlocks, the drama, and the legacy that refuses to fade. It’s not a sugar-coated scrapbook or a hit piece — it’s the whole picture. From the early days and WrestleMania main events to the birth of the nWo, the scandals, the comebacks, and the final bow, this is a ringside seat to the life of one of wrestling’s most talked-about icons.

This book is as much about the spectacle of professional wrestling as it is about Hogan himself. The triumphs, the controversies, the moments that made you jump out of your seat — and the ones that made you shake your head.

Love him or hate him, Hogan changed wrestling forever. This is the story of how he did it… and why, for so many of us, Hulkamania will always run wild.

Book cover for Across the Brief by Christopher Mee. A silhouette of a woman in New York and a man in London texting across the page, with the message ‘Hey – just thought I’d say hi.’ Featured on the Coming Soon page for upcoming releases.

What if a single message could change everything?

Megan Porter lives by routine. A corporate lawyer in New York, she’s built her life around precision, control, and never letting anyone close.

Tom Bennett is a criminal barrister in London — wry, grounded, and quietly guarded in his own way.

They’ve never met. But when a Facebook suggestion leads to a message, a quiet connection begins to form — not instant, but real. Through messages, late-night calls, and moments of unexpected intimacy, two strangers on opposite sides of the ocean begin to find something they didn’t know they needed.

Across the Brief is a contemporary love story about distance, identity, and what it means to be seen.

Honest, warm, and deeply human.

 

Across the Brief Second Edition book cover by Christopher Mee, featuring a woman in New York and a man in a wheelchair in London exchanging messages against contrasting city skylines at sunset.

An ocean between them. A connection neither saw coming.

Megan Porter has built a successful career as a corporate lawyer in New York. Her life is organised, predictable and carefully controlled. Getting close to somebody has never been part of the plan.

Thousands of miles away in London, criminal barrister Tom Bennett has his own reasons for keeping people at a distance. Behind his dry humour and easy manner is a man who doesn’t reveal everything about himself.

When an unexpected Facebook suggestion leads to a simple message, neither expects much to come of it. But casual conversations become late-night calls, and two strangers gradually discover how easy it can be to open up to somebody they’ve never met.

The Atlantic separates them, but the distance isn’t necessarily the greatest obstacle.

Because falling for somebody through a screen is one thing. Finding the courage to let them into your real life is another.

Across the Brief — Second Edition is a contemporary romance about vulnerability, trust and discovering that being truly understood can change everything.

The same story at its heart. Rewritten from the ground up.

Book cover for Love on Wheels by Christopher Mee. A golden silhouette of a man in a wheelchair and a woman leaning toward him, with the tagline ‘Love is the hardest fight of all.’ Featured on the Coming Soon page.

James Turner lives a carefully managed life. Living alone with quadriplegic cerebral palsy, his days are shaped by routine, independence hard-won, and a silence that has slowly closed in around him. Once ambitious and fiercely determined, James now measures survival in small victories and lowered expectations.

When Sarah arrives as his new live-in carer, she doesn’t try to change him or fix what’s broken. Instead, she brings patience, humour, and a quiet presence that begins to challenge the walls James has built to protect himself. What starts as professional care slowly becomes something deeper — complicated, fragile, and impossible to ignore.

Love on Wheels is a deeply human story about disability, dignity, and desire. It explores what happens when care becomes connection, when independence is redefined, and when two people must decide whether love is worth the risk of being truly seen.

Honest, raw, and emotionally grounded, this is a love story that refuses easy answers — and earns every moment of hope it offers.

“Book cover for This Time Around by Christopher Mee. A silhouette of a man in a wheelchair playing an acoustic guitar is set against a warm, orange-lit stage, creating a reflective and emotional atmosphere.”

Fifteen years ago, Ben Carter lost everything.

Once the frontman of rising indie band Midnight Arcade, he walked away from the life he’d always dreamed of after a tragedy left him the only survivor.

Now living quietly and determined to keep the past behind him, Ben has no intention of returning to the spotlight. But when an unexpected opportunity forces him to confront the music he left behind, old memories and long-buried wounds begin to reopen.

This Time Around is a heartfelt story about grief, survivor’s guilt, second chances, and finding the courage to sing again.

Book cover of The Prime Minister’s Daughter by Christopher Mee, showing Luke Dawson protecting Lizzie Wetherby outside the Houses of Parliament.

Luke Dawson has spent his career protecting other people. His latest assignment should be no different.

Promoted to Detail Leader within the Government Protection Department, Luke is assigned to protect Lizzie Wetherby, the twenty-year-old daughter of the Prime Minister.

Independent, stubborn and determined to live a normal life, Lizzie has little interest in allowing a protection team to control her every move. Luke has only one priority: whatever she thinks of him, he has to keep her alive.

Then somebody tries to kill her.

As the threats continue and the intelligence surrounding them begins to raise questions, Luke starts to suspect that the people hunting Lizzie may know far more about her protection than they should.

The Prime Minister’s Daughter is a British political thriller about duty, trust, betrayal — and what happens when the person you are protecting becomes far more than just the job.

Check out the Coming Soon page to see what’s in progress and get a first look at what’s next from CMeewrites.