Alan Jones Books in Order

A young Glasgow detective's first murder investigation introduces him to a cabinetmaker grieving his son. A mishandled prosecution draws the men into a lasting friendship built on football, craftsmanship and an unresolved need for justice.

Tortured bodies of people struggling with addiction begin appearing around Glasgow, but police dismiss Eddie Henderson's belief that the deaths are connected. Junior detective Catherine Douglas listens, and the unlikely pair investigate the pattern together.

Bill Ingram waits at Glasgow Central Station for his daughter's Christmas visit, but she never arrives from London. His search draws him into an unfamiliar side of the city and puts his work, friendships and former life at risk.

As Nazi Germany expands across Europe, General Erich Kästner learns more about the deportation of Jewish communities. The Nussbaums struggle to escape after their route through Denmark closes, while further military victories narrow their remaining options.

In Kiel in 1933, the privileged Kästners and their Jewish employees, the Nussbaums, share a close bond. Hitler's rise threatens that connection as General Erich Kästner tries to protect the family from escalating persecution.

As the Nazis intensify the murder of Europe's Jews, General Erich Kästner struggles to protect the Nussbaums. A failed assassination attempt brings Gestapo scrutiny, endangering his own family while Germany's approaching defeat offers uncertain hope.