Journalist Sarah Hart is on the front-lines, her camera rolling, her broadcast shattering the illusion of order.
What she captures is no accident. The chaos points to Parliament itself… rogue officers, encrypted files, and a minister’s perfect smile hiding rivers of blood and money.
As fires swallow the city, Sarah allies with disgraced detective Harris, code-breaker Julia, and shadow-scarred Mason. Together, they chase evidence powerful enough to topple a government. But every witness is hunted. Every secret costs. And the network funding the violence is patient, ruthless, and far from finished.
Crossfire is more than a city burning.
It’s a nation at war with its own silence.
John Berry was born in Rhodesia, where he lived for six years before emigrating with his family to Durban, South Africa.
He attended Marist Brothers College and, after matriculation, completed national service as a paratrooper, fighting in the Angolan war during 1975. His travels later took him across continents, including two years in England, before he eventually settled permanently in Brisbane, Australia.
Today, he devotes his time to researching, crafting, and writing fiction stories that reflect his varied life and experiences.