Press & Media – The AI Murders by Paul J. Lane
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Quick Facts
- Author: Paul J. Lane
- Book Title: The AI Murders
- Series: Chase & Sinclair Investigations
- Genre: Crime Fiction, Psychological Thriller, Techno-Thriller
- ISBN: 9781036964078
- Publication Date: 7 January 2026
- Official Websites: pauljlane.co.uk • theaimurders.co.uk
- Location: United Kingdom
Author Bios
One-Sentence Bio
Paul J. Lane is a British crime and techno-thriller author whose debut novel The AI Murders explores the fragile boundary between human instinct and machine logic.
50-Word Bio
Paul J. Lane is a British author of crime and techno-thriller fiction. His debut novel The AI Murders follows DI Daniel Chase and forensic analyst Tess Sinclair as they navigate a case shaped by artificial intelligence, digital manipulation and psychological motive.
150-Word Bio
Paul J. Lane is a British crime and techno-thriller author whose work examines how artificial intelligence, digital evidence and human psychology collide within modern investigations. His debut novel, The AI Murders, introduces DI Daniel Chase and forensic data analyst Tess Sinclair—two investigators confronting a case where machine-driven logic distorts the meaning of truth. Drawing on research into AI ethics, behavioural analysis and emerging forensic techniques, Paul writes fiction rooted in realism and contemporary investigative challenges.
About the Book – The AI Murders
Short Summary
A professor is found dead under impossible circumstances — and the digital evidence points in two directions at once.
Full Summary
When a respected professor is discovered dead in his university office, nothing about the scene adds up. The data points conflict. The timestamps disagree. As Chase and Sinclair investigate, they uncover digital manipulation, algorithmic bias and human obsession. The AI Murders blends psychological tension with ethical dilemmas, exploring a world where machines may understand us better than we understand ourselves.
Interview Topics
- How AI could change the future of crime investigation
- Why digital evidence is no longer as trustworthy as it seems
- The inspiration behind DI Daniel Chase and Tess Sinclair
- Writing crime fiction in an age of surveillance and data bias
- How algorithms influence real-world policing
- Ethical questions raised when AI interprets guilt
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