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Black London Books in Order

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See the Black London books in order by Caitlin Kittredge, with quick summaries, series background, and a clear place to start reading.

Last updated: July 1, 2026

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7 books

1

Demon Bound

by Caitlin Kittredge

2009

Jack Winter once sold his soul to save his life, and now the demon has come to collect. As old gods stir in Black London, Pete may be the only person who can help him fight back.

2

Street Magic

by Caitlin Kittredge

2009

Detective Pete Caldecott is hunting a kidnapped girl when a ghost from her past reappears. Jack Winter, the mage she thought died years ago, leads her into the hidden fey underworld beneath London.

3

Bone Gods

by Caitlin Kittredge

2010

With witch hunts and magical turf wars ripping through Black London, Pete Caldecott is barely hanging on. Then Jack returns from Hell changed, and Pete is ordered to kill the man she still wants to save.

4

Devil's Business

by Caitlin Kittredge

2011

A friend's request sends Pete and Jack to Los Angeles to hunt a sorcerous serial killer. The case opens onto a much older evil, one that could turn L.A. into Hell on Earth.

5

The Curse of Four

by Caitlin Kittredge

2011

When a young sorceress from Jack Winter's past is murdered, he is framed for a string of killings among London's black magicians. Clearing his name means returning to the darkest corners of the occult world he tried to leave behind.

6

Soul Trade

by Caitlin Kittredge

2012

Pete and Jack receive an invitation from the sinister Prometheus Club that is impossible to refuse and even harder to survive. Secret societies, hungry spirits, and apocalyptic magic turn a polite summons into a deadly trap.

7

Dark Days

by Caitlin Kittredge

2013

Jack Winter and Pete Caldecott are pulled into a revolution in Hell when Belial asks Jack for one last favor. To stop a breach between the Black and the mortal world, Jack may have to serve the powers he hates most.

Series background & context

At the center of Black London are Pete Caldecott and Jack Winter. Pete starts as a police detective who has spent years trying to deny the supernatural, even after a shattering teenage encounter with Jack, a dazzling mage she thought died in front of her. Jack returns older, wrecked, and very much alive, dragging her back into the part of London most people never see.

That hidden city is the real hook of the series. Black London is the shadow side of the capital, a maze of fey territories, ghosts, demons, black magicians, ancient bargains, and gods who have never agreed to stay buried. Ordinary streets, graveyards, clubs, alleyways, and council flats all sit a step away from something older and hungrier. The setting matters because Jack and Pete are never just solving a case. They are walking a border that keeps failing.

Pete and Jack are a messy pair, on purpose. She is practical, stubborn, and trained to look for evidence. He is brilliant, damaged, reckless, and carrying enough magical debt to sink a fleet. Their relationship gives the books their emotional pull. Sometimes it reads like noir detective fiction with spells. Sometimes it tips fully into hellish urban fantasy. It is usually both at once.

Nobody in this series gets to stay clean.

Across the books, kidnappings, soul bargains, necromancers, witch hunters, secret clubs, old gods, and trips to Hell keep widening the circle of trouble. But the tension stays personal. Pete wants truth, autonomy, and some way to live in a world that keeps rewriting itself. Jack wants redemption, even when he keeps choosing the worst possible path to get there. Friends, enemies, and lovers all blur together, which makes every victory feel temporary and every mistake expensive.

If you like your fantasy gritty, fast, and a little bruised, this is what Black London delivers. The magic is dangerous, addiction and trauma are part of the texture, and the stakes keep climbing from missing people to the fate of whole cities. Even so, the books never lose sight of the human core. Beneath all the ghosts and glamours, this is a series about two people trying to keep each other alive in a city that would gladly swallow them whole.

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