Enna Dacourt Books

In northern Sweden, the young son of local cop Kennet Carlsson discovers the body of Andreas Lindt, a crewman listed as being aboard the SpaceFleet science ship Belgrade, over 250 million miles away.Escaping the apparently doomed ship, Lieutenant Enna Dacourt is forced to land a shuttle on an inconsequential asteroid. Her captor is Andreas Lindt.In New York, a murderer is found dead. His accomplice takes flight towards the border, fearing that unseen powers are at work.At a chateau in rural France, two men await a signal that will determine the fate of their unsuspecting hosts.Soon, Enna discovers that her escape is neither luck, nor coincidence.She is a pawn in a scheme that a powerful man cannot afford to lose.At stake are the lives of her family, the future of humanoid robot development, and the destiny of the most successful company on Earth.Getting off the asteroid alive is only the beginning of her adventure... I've been a writer since 1991. I began with science fiction, inspired by Asimov, Iain M Banks, and numerous film and TV canons. After a few years creating screenplays across several genres, in 2004 I branched out into playwriting and have had several productions professionally performed. This background is instrumental in my ability to produce realistic, compelling dialogue in my books.My first self-published novel was 2012's space opera Sacred Ground. I then moved into the near-future sci-fi genre, and the Enna Dacourt pentalogy was completed in 2023.I have always drawn inspiration from the big screen, and 2019's quirky romantic black comedy Tow Away Zone owes much to the film canon of the Coen Brothers. This spawned two sequels in what became the Sunrise trilogy.My first historical fiction novel, Signs Of Life, was published by my imprint Valericain Press in 2023.I then returned to my passion for writing accessible humour and am devoting future efforts to romance & romantic comedies. The first of these, "Floored", was published in April 2024 under the pen name Chrissie Harrison. The second book, a sports romcom "Match Daze" followed in October.May 2025 saw the publication "Wicket Maiden", of a genre defining romcom set in the world of women's cricket.I have a soft spot for stories with strong women and nerdy or hapless guys – and sometimes pathos or bittersweet vibes. I like the connection between my protagonists to be more than physical; a way for them to bond and help solve each other's problems. I'm also keen to shine a light on mental health issues, especially anxiety and neurodiversity, as these are close to my heart.My romcom novels – including those yet to come – are dual POV M/F stories, sweet rather than spicy, and often put a twist on genre staples whilst being centred on relatable relationships and situations.I live on the outskirts of London with my family and I'm a member of the UK Society of Authors and the Romantic Novelists Association. Whilst I'm neurodiverse, I really enjoy meeting fellow authors and swapping insights about our writer careers. It's 2069. Mankind has settled on the Moon and Mars. SpaceFleet's Lieutenant Enna Dacourt is thrust into a series of adventures, battling corporate greed, hired thugs and shadowy figures.Armed with wisecracking wit, inner steel and the support of newly-found colleagues, Enna strives to outwit those who threaten her, her family, and her way of life.

A test flight crashes on the Moon.A key trial witness is killed while under police protection.The death of a leading roboticist, seemingly cut and dried, suddenly looks suspicious.To cap it all, Enna Dacourt receives a marriage proposal from the man she loves.She knows that at least one of these is her fault.Hiding in the shadows, others blame her for everything, and are bent on reprisal.Can she track down the source of all the ills which befall not just her, but the innocent lynchpins in the power struggle between two corporate tech giants?And will she find time amidst all this madness to respond to Tom's question?The second book in the Enna Dacourt series - the sequel to Imperfect Isolation - is a slow-burn revenge thriller with wisecracks and twists aplenty. I've been a writer since 1991. I began with science fiction, inspired by Asimov, Iain M Banks, and numerous film and TV canons. After a few years creating screenplays across several genres, in 2004 I branched out into playwriting and have had several productions professionally performed. This background is instrumental in my ability to produce realistic, compelling dialogue in my books.My first self-published novel was 2012's space opera Sacred Ground. I then moved into the near-future sci-fi genre, and the Enna Dacourt pentalogy was completed in 2023.I have always drawn inspiration from the big screen, and 2019's quirky romantic black comedy Tow Away Zone owes much to the film canon of the Coen Brothers. This spawned two sequels in what became the Sunrise trilogy.My first historical fiction novel, Signs Of Life, was published by my imprint Valericain Press in 2023.I then returned to my passion for writing accessible humour and am devoting future efforts to romance & romantic comedies. The first of these, "Floored", was published in April 2024 under the pen name Chrissie Harrison. The second book, a sports romcom "Match Daze" followed in October.May 2025 saw the publication "Wicket Maiden", of a genre defining romcom set in the world of women's cricket.I have a soft spot for stories with strong women and nerdy or hapless guys – and sometimes pathos or bittersweet vibes. I like the connection between my protagonists to be more than physical; a way for them to bond and help solve each other's problems. I'm also keen to shine a light on mental health issues, especially anxiety and neurodiversity, as these are close to my heart.My romcom novels – including those yet to come – are dual POV M/F stories, sweet rather than spicy, and often put a twist on genre staples whilst being centred on relatable relationships and situations.I live on the outskirts of London with my family and I'm a member of the UK Society of Authors and the Romantic Novelists Association. Whilst I'm neurodiverse, I really enjoy meeting fellow authors and swapping insights about our writer careers. It's 2069. Mankind has settled on the Moon and Mars. SpaceFleet's Lieutenant Enna Dacourt is thrust into a series of adventures, battling corporate greed, hired thugs and shadowy figures.Armed with wisecracking wit, inner steel and the support of newly-found colleagues, Enna strives to outwit those who threaten her, her family, and her way of life.

A third mishap in as many months has nearly befallen the tourist trade on Mars.Enna Dacourt, however, senses it was no accident. Only her quick thinking prevented further depletion of public confidence, which threatens to hand the initiative to competitor Artemis Outland, the Moon tourism specialist.The lead data architect on the Mars Advance program is found dead in a hotel room, apparently from a heart attack. Then the Mars Advance team find that a vital data backup drive is missing.Is this all the work of pacifist anti-colonisation activists OnePlanet, or are other forces at work?Can Enna, unexpectedly pregnant but unwilling to compromise her work ethic, unpick the web of conspirators who threaten not only the organisation she holds dear, but ultimately the lives of her new family?The third book in the Enna Dacourt series mixes corporate greed, activism, betrayal and revenge. I've been a writer since 1991. I began with science fiction, inspired by Asimov, Iain M Banks, and numerous film and TV canons. After a few years creating screenplays across several genres, in 2004 I branched out into playwriting and have had several productions professionally performed. This background is instrumental in my ability to produce realistic, compelling dialogue in my books.My first self-published novel was 2012's space opera Sacred Ground. I then moved into the near-future sci-fi genre, and the Enna Dacourt pentalogy was completed in 2023.I have always drawn inspiration from the big screen, and 2019's quirky romantic black comedy Tow Away Zone owes much to the film canon of the Coen Brothers. This spawned two sequels in what became the Sunrise trilogy.My first historical fiction novel, Signs Of Life, was published by my imprint Valericain Press in 2023.I then returned to my passion for writing accessible humour and am devoting future efforts to romance & romantic comedies. The first of these, "Floored", was published in April 2024 under the pen name Chrissie Harrison. The second book, a sports romcom "Match Daze" followed in October.May 2025 saw the publication "Wicket Maiden", of a genre defining romcom set in the world of women's cricket.I have a soft spot for stories with strong women and nerdy or hapless guys – and sometimes pathos or bittersweet vibes. I like the connection between my protagonists to be more than physical; a way for them to bond and help solve each other's problems. I'm also keen to shine a light on mental health issues, especially anxiety and neurodiversity, as these are close to my heart.My romcom novels – including those yet to come – are dual POV M/F stories, sweet rather than spicy, and often put a twist on genre staples whilst being centred on relatable relationships and situations.I live on the outskirts of London with my family and I'm a member of the UK Society of Authors and the Romantic Novelists Association. Whilst I'm neurodiverse, I really enjoy meeting fellow authors and swapping insights about our writer careers. It's 2069. Mankind has settled on the Moon and Mars. SpaceFleet's Lieutenant Enna Dacourt is thrust into a series of adventures, battling corporate greed, hired thugs and shadowy figures.Armed with wisecracking wit, inner steel and the support of newly-found colleagues, Enna strives to outwit those who threaten her, her family, and her way of life.

It's 2072, and Enna believes she has put her Fleet PD days behind her. She continues to work as a Navigator on the Moon shuttle, so she's never more than a day away from her daughter Lexie.Yet murder won't leave her alone.When cabin crewperson Eva Svensson is found dead in a Washington DC Spaceport bathroom, local cops identify suspicious circumstances. Shaken by the loss of someone in the wider SpaceFleet 'family', Enna vows to help Tom and the Fleet PD team get to the bottom of things.In Sweden, Inspector Kennet Carlsson has been investigating acts of sabotage and blackmail related to the siting of the new Stockholm Spaceport. It seems the activist group OnePlanet are again trying to derail progress and prevent the country from joining the globe's network of launch sites.Sergeant Kayte Connors, with her wife Carey, has settled into her new life in Sweden and is also working on Spaceport-related investigations.When tragedy strikes at the hearts of the Swedish cops, they must battle through a maelstrom of personal upheavals and seemingly insoluble criminal acts to find justice.Enna is at their side, offering support, desperate for payback and unwilling to let anyone harm the march of progress.BREAKING GROUND, the last in the Enna Dacourt pentalogy, pits love against hate, cements friendship bonds and once again takes the Fleet PD team into battle against murder and greed. I've been a writer since 1991. I began with science fiction, inspired by Asimov, Iain M Banks, and numerous film and TV canons. After a few years creating screenplays across several genres, in 2004 I branched out into playwriting and have had several productions professionally performed. This background is instrumental in my ability to produce realistic, compelling dialogue in my books.My first self-published novel was 2012's space opera Sacred Ground. I then moved into the near-future sci-fi genre, and the Enna Dacourt pentalogy was completed in 2023.I have always drawn inspiration from the big screen, and 2019's quirky romantic black comedy Tow Away Zone owes much to the film canon of the Coen Brothers. This spawned two sequels in what became the Sunrise trilogy.My first historical fiction novel, Signs Of Life, was published by my imprint Valericain Press in 2023.I then returned to my passion for writing accessible humour and am devoting future efforts to romance & romantic comedies. The first of these, "Floored", was published in April 2024 under the pen name Chrissie Harrison. The second book, a sports romcom "Match Daze" followed in October.May 2025 saw the publication "Wicket Maiden", of a genre defining romcom set in the world of women's cricket.I have a soft spot for stories with strong women and nerdy or hapless guys – and sometimes pathos or bittersweet vibes. I like the connection between my protagonists to be more than physical; a way for them to bond and help solve each other's problems. I'm also keen to shine a light on mental health issues, especially anxiety and neurodiversity, as these are close to my heart.My romcom novels – including those yet to come – are dual POV M/F stories, sweet rather than spicy, and often put a twist on genre staples whilst being centred on relatable relationships and situations.I live on the outskirts of London with my family and I'm a member of the UK Society of Authors and the Romantic Novelists Association. Whilst I'm neurodiverse, I really enjoy meeting fellow authors and swapping insights about our writer careers. It's 2069. Mankind has settled on the Moon and Mars. SpaceFleet's Lieutenant Enna Dacourt is thrust into a series of adventures, battling corporate greed, hired thugs and shadowy figures.Armed with wisecracking wit, inner steel and the support of newly-found colleagues, Enna strives to outwit those who threaten her, her family, and her way of life.