Best Detective Novels & Stories

It's Monday morning and Max’s alarm pulled him from his sleep, which he didn't get a lot of last night thinking of Jenna and what happened in the car. Getting up and ready for work. The Criminal Investigations Division which he works in is his passion. This weekend he needs to be on call the major drug bust that his team is planning is very near. Then he goes on long service leave he wants to get away with Jenna. He no longer wants her to work. They can both retire enjoy life, get married have kids. That’s what he wants. The perfect life with Jenna

I rose from my bed and went to my balcony to drench myself in the unforgiving rain hoping it would cool down the heat of my inner turmoil. The name is Daniel Forge, and you wouldn't believe how messed up my life was. From a distance, it looked like I was successful and had it all. I was the youngest and most successful detective in my city. I solved cases with almost zero clues like a real-life Sherlock Holmes with a supernatural upgrade. Being the best was supposed to make me feel better, right? How could the best live knowing full well that there was still one unsolved mystery? That mystery was my greatest tragedy. It was the first crime I witnessed, the reason I became a detective in the

We were greeted by a tall man with dark gray hair and a scuff. "Actually, She's the detective." Chain explained. "Detective Mhorein Layla Agustin." I introduced myself. He led us to his office and offered us a seat. "Thank you, I want to talk to the suspects about the case of-" "Amy Marcus ... Yes we know. Wait for me here. I'll call them." He said and left us in the room. Within a few minutes he returned with a nurses and two patients. One is smiling and one looks really, really bad.

“The proud and smart detective who always thinks and sees himself as a unit and doesn’t need anyone, finally got his match.” The deputy chief teases that everyone agrees and even erupted with laughter. “You are the first journalist who Detective Jun recognizes. And we congratulate you for that feat that you accomplish.” The deputy chief added, which flatters Cath. “And for that, I can have my way to my cases.” She proudly whispers to herself. Upon taking his first goal of becoming the country’s best journalist with the best news under her belt. Busting crimes and difficult ones. One after another, politicians who are dirty and influential people need to be in the place where they deserve to

"A hacker, huh? That's a good move. But what makes you think this hacker will succeed where your detective failed? I'm not trying to question your dealings, I just want to understand you, to know what we have going on at the moment. “Because Henry's skills are unmatched. He's the best in the business, and I'm willing to wager he'll uncover something.” I leaned forward, my elbows on my knees. “Ben is also good. I just feel he's either too lax or he's losing his touch. At the moment, Henry seemed to be the best bet. I'm counting on him sorting everything out.” “Alright, I'm in. What do you need from me? I know you want me to aid in something, so just let it out. What should I do?”

I couldn't afford being a suspect at this point; it wasn't going to be easy if everything just turned out blank one night, and then my life would take another turning point. If I got arrested without fulfilling my dreams of traveling the world. If I got detained and my career was cut short. So for now, all I think I could do was to keep silent, think, and act as quietly as possible. My gaze caught with the award on the table. This old man was given the best detective of the year in 2014, that was a year before now. This same man? Never judge books by their covers because you never know who is who and who has a lot going through their brains all at once.

I asked. “To see detective Rachael solando. She's a forensic psychiatrist.” He rested his hand on the gear. “You have to explicate the situation to her. Joe is smarter than we know. If he notice any detective is after him. He might try unaliving her and bounce on the victim.” I crackle my knuckles. Though I have never heard of her. “Racheal Solando is a forensic scientist. She's one of the top ranked detectives in this country.” Jayden tightened his hands on the seat next to him.

Gently, she dipped one leg and another into it before sinking her entire body into the bath. ~~**~~**~~ The room was quiet for a while no one talked to another. The silence was getting unbearable for Mr. Wright who robbed his right fingers on the side of his head. “Are you saying for two years you’ve been on this case, you have no lead?” Wright Junior yelled angrily in his deep voice. Making his voice sound deeper and darker. “What I’m saying is, we are dealing with a very intelligent culprit. He has been two steps ahead of us, leaving us to chase shadows. Whoever feeds him with information is very current.” The detective said in her defense.

He can see the eyes of the man intimidate him into submission and an unnerving loss. Quitting now is not an option, even if it is, Sebastian has no intentions of choosing to. Damn the consequences! He has lost everything in a futile quest to unravel the truth of a case which seems to have its root deeper into the system than he had thought. Making the mistake of shooting without aiming is not his thing and he has no intentions of doing it but he will rather lose his soul to forever damnation in hell than see the case unsolved. Not after winning the award of best detective when he cracked the Buggy man’s case in half the time the Feds couldn’t. This is his seco

As soon as Xavion had finished cursing, a middle-aged man said in a dissatisfied tone, “Mr. Xavion Fox, I don’t think we, as the New York police, have offended you before, right?” Xavion turned around to see a middle-aged Oskian man in a suit walking over with a dozen police officers. Xavion’s face turned a little ugly upon seeing who had come. “Yo, it’s Chief Lammy! Chief Lammy, you’re indeed a very good detective. You received the news so quickly and arrived so soon.” The man called Chief Lammy was Merlin Lammy, a very famous Oskian sheriff in New York. Merlin was very famous not only because he was the chief of police, but because he was also the inspector with the highest detection rate