Out Summer 2026 | Crime Thriller Plane Justice
After months of re-editing PlaneJustice, I’m thrilled to be re-releasing it with a stunning
new cover design (which I’ll share with you very soon!). I’m just as excited about the plot line, the locations, and the characters, as I was the first time around.
Back then, PlaneJustice was released to a (very) small group of readers. Today, it’s my dream that this story will find a cherished place on the bookshelves of a much wider audience.
I can’t wait to share it with you this summer! And I hope you love reading it.
Plane Justice drops Summer 2026 | Available in digital or print from all major online retailers.
A life stolen. A truth buried. A man driven to uncover deadly secrets.
Seventeen years ago, powerful businessman Graymond Sharkey was sentenced to life for a brutal double murder. The evidence was indisputable. The case was closed.
But Graymond knows he’s innocent.
Now, after nearly two decades behind bars, he’s free. And he wants justice.
The scene of the murders was a deserted airfield in the English countryside. There, behind the shadows of the past, lies a chilling trail of deception.
Someone is desperate to keep their deadly secrets hidden at any cost.
Graymond is determined to prove his innocence and expose the real killer.
Before the past comes to silence him forever.
Available from Amazon and other major retail platforms
from Summer 2026
For more on the author, H. C. Hannah, head over to About
Plane Justice | Drops Summer 2026
Plane Justice | Drops Summer 2026
A little more about Plane Justice…
The original idea for Plane Justice was conceived in the Wetherspoons pub at
London Liverpool Street Station.
Over a typical post-nights breakfast of eggs, sausages and bacon, accompanied by unconscionable amounts of vodka and orange – in a time before we all jumped on today’s wellness trends – my ER co-workers and I bounced around a bunch of ideas for my novel.
And Graymond Sharkey was born.
After that breakfast I couldn’t leave the story alone. And so the next day, after very little sleep,
I started work on the manuscript.
Plane Justice ended up being a lot of fun to write.
Not just because of the plot line, but because of the characters at the heart of the book who brought the story to life. Many of them were inspired by real people with whom I had the honour of working at one of London’s busiest hospitals. And many of them were present at that post-nights breakfast at Wetherspoons.
I’ll always be grateful to these amazing healthcare professionals for giving me their permission to star in Plane Justice. They know who they are.