Alex Scarrow Books in Order

In 1945 the Nazis launch a desperate secret mission toward America. Decades later, a photographer investigating a wreck off New York uncovers bodies in German uniforms and a buried wartime conspiracy.

Ten years after the oil crash, Jenny leads a fragile community on derelict North Sea rigs. As survivors push inland and rival visions of the future clash, rebuilding the world may prove as dangerous as losing it.

The world's oil supply is cut off almost overnight, and society starts collapsing within days. Separated from her children in London and her husband in Iraq, Jenny Sutherland must fight through a country sliding into chaos.

In present-day Wyoming, Julian Cooke finds traces of a wagon train that vanished in 1856. As he digs deeper, the story shifts back to snowbound settlers facing murder, fear, and something far worse in the woods.

A mistake leaves Liam stranded 65 million years in the past, hunted by a deadly prehistoric predator. Saving him could shatter history, and the timeline is already beginning to twist.

Three teenagers snatched from death are recruited into a secret agency that protects history. From a hidden base in 2001 New York, they must stop time travel from turning the present into a nightmare.

A coded message hidden in a centuries-old manuscript sends the TimeRiders toward Robin Hood's England. Liam lands in the middle of a power struggle where myth, history, and time travel start to blur.

An accidental change pulls a young Abraham Lincoln into the present and throws American history off course. To stop a never-ending Civil War, the TimeRiders must put him back where he belongs.

Ellie thinks she has finally found a way to make enough money to leave her world behind. Instead, her small crew attracts attention, and the hunter on her trail is getting dangerously close.

On the run in a changed 2001 America, the TimeRiders face relentless pursuit from deadly support units. The deeper they dig, the more they uncover about their enemies, their mission, and themselves.

A disastrous time shift strands the team in ancient Rome under Caligula. With their base exposed and history badly contaminated, the TimeRiders have to survive the empire before they can save the future.

As the Titanic sinks, a mysterious man tells a young girl a story that begins in Whitechapel in 1888. In the shadow of the Ripper murders, stolen secrets and lost identities lead toward a buried scandal.

Ellie dreams of escaping her dull farm life, then learns her ordinary life was a lie. Hunted across human space, she discovers she may be the most dangerous girl in the universe.

Ellie reaches the crowded domed city of New Haven and tries to build a life with her street-smart friend Jez. But a killer working for the Administration is closing in before they can get off-world.

The Eighth Doctor lands in a desert town where an alien pathogen has turned people into black slime. To stop the infection from spreading, he must face a threat with terrifying links to the Time Lords' past.

As Maddy unlocks a secret Becks has been hiding, the TimeRiders start piecing together their real purpose. The search leads to a Mayan relic, old clues, and a crack in the team that could destroy them.

A trip to witness the Great Fire of London goes badly wrong, and Liam and Rashim are swept into the age of piracy. While the others race to find them, survival depends on outwitting fire, sea, and ruthless captains.

The final mission sends the TimeRiders into 2070 and then back to the roots of human history. What they learn about their purpose changes everything, and the fate of humanity is suddenly in their hands.

Leon and his sister Grace have barely settled into London when a terrifying virus hits and people melt before their eyes. A month later, with most of the world gone, staying alive is only the first battle.

Eighteen months after the outbreak, Leon and Freya dare to hope the plague may finally be dying out. Then news of rescue draws them back into danger, and the virus returns smarter and more lethal than before.

The last survivors are scattered across the globe as the plague evolves again. With Leon, Grace, and Freya separated, humanity faces its bleakest choice yet, resistance, surrender, or extinction.

Ellie and Jez escape as stowaways and end up on WonderLand, an abandoned luxury resort drifting in space. It looks like a lucky break, until Ellie realizes something on the station is badly wrong.

Marooned on WonderLand, Ellie and Jez uncover the dark history buried beneath its strange attractions. At the same time, the hunt for Ellie tightens, and old secrets about what she really is come rushing back.

When a fire kills a famous old politician in Hastings, Boyd is faced with a long list of suspects. Family grudges, old loyalties, and public image all get in the way of the truth.

A skeleton found beside an A-road reopens the case of a killer believed dead for decades. Boyd soon suspects there are more bodies waiting to be found, and more than one lie buried with them.

DCI Bill Boyd's first Hastings case begins with a drifting yacht and two bodies in the Channel. The deeper he digs, the more a digital trail pulls the danger toward his own daughter.

Boyd boards the last train home expecting an ordinary journey and ends up at the center of a sensational case. What happened on that carriage is tangled up with a far darker story than the headlines first suggest.

When a body turns up in a notorious housing block, Boyd sends his team into a building full of anger, neglect, and suspicion. It soon looks as if almost anyone there could have been the real target.

Club doorman Jay Turner overhears a murder plot and is suddenly wanted by both the police and a killer with money to burn. Boyd must keep him alive long enough to prove who is really being hunted.

Work on an old Martello tower uncovers human remains in a flooded basement. As Boyd's team digs into local myths and the tower's real past, the investigation turns far more disturbing than a ghost story.

With Boyd recovering and the department stretched thin, DC Okeke takes on a hanging, a house fire, and an old woman's death. The cases link up in unsettling ways and wake a secret left buried for sixty years.

A storage auction uncovers three dismembered bodies inside a single unit. While the police fear a serial killer, Boyd suspects the explanation may be stranger, and more tangled, than it first appears.

Okeke gets a desperate call about a troubled thirteen-year-old girl who says a monster is coming for her. What starts as a welfare concern turns into a race toward something very real and very dangerous.

A middle-aged woman disappears in broad daylight on a busy Hastings street. At first it looks ordinary, but as questions mount around her husband, Boyd and Okeke begin to suspect they are hunting a murder.

A fire in Hastings' historic net huts reveals mummified remains hidden inside. Boyd is determined to give the dead a name, but the case reaches into old wounds and unexpected connections.

With the Hastings CID stretched thin, the focus shifts to Jay Turner in Florida. A cash-in-hand private job for a British businessman looks easy money, until Jay realizes he may be badly out of his depth.

The fourteenth DCI Boyd novel continues Alex Scarrow's Hastings crime series. Full plot details were still scarce when this page was updated.

An upcoming DCI Boyd novel from Alex Scarrow. Plot details had not been widely released when this page was updated.