Brock and Poole Books in Order

The first Brock and Poole mystery introduces DCI Harry Brock and DS Dave Poole as they tackle a London murder inquiry. Their contrasting styles and shared determination set the tone for a long-running series of police investigations.

DCI Harry Brock and DS Dave Poole investigate a death that brings them into contact with a close-knit group guarding its own secrets. Beneath the lively surface lies a serious crime, and Brock is determined to expose it.

Brock and Poole are drawn into a case where a violent death exposes deeper tensions beneath an ordinary public surface. As witness accounts shift, the detectives have to work out which detail will finally crack the investigation.

A murder case gives Brock and Poole little room for error as leads point in several directions at once. Their inquiry moves beyond the obvious suspect and into the tangled lives of people desperate to keep the past buried.

DCI Harry Brock and DS Dave Poole investigate a murder whose apparent explanation soon begins to fail. The pair must pick through misleading evidence and private grudges before the person responsible can strike again.

A troubling death pulls Brock and Poole into an investigation where quiet places conceal loud resentments. The detectives follow a trail of personal history and conflicting loyalties to find the motive behind the crime.

Brock and Poole face a murder investigation full of surprises, false assumptions, and people with something to hide. Careful questioning and solid police work are their best tools as the case becomes more dangerous.

A new case draws DCI Harry Brock and DS Dave Poole into a search where missing information matters as much as what has been found. Every witness has a version of events, and the detectives must discover who is protecting whom.

Brock and Poole investigate a case in which status and influence seem designed to keep the truth out of reach. The detectives must look past privilege, polished appearances, and official pressure to identify a killer.

DCI Harry Brock and DS Dave Poole take on another difficult murder inquiry in and around London. As they work through conflicting stories and concealed relationships, the case tests their patience, instincts, and ability to separate fact from performance.

A woman is murdered in Heathrow's car park on Christmas Day while preparing to fly to New York. Brock and Poole question her husband, then uncover a smuggling operation linking central London with the south of France.

Two burned bodies are found inside a camper van in Richmond. Brock and Poole discover that the dead couple had criminal connections, drawing them into a double-murder inquiry with financial consequences that reach far beyond Britain.

Accountant Clifford Gregory is killed during what appears to be a burglary near Heathrow. When his air-stewardess wife disappears, Brock and Poole realize her account cannot be trusted and that the case is far from straightforward.

The body of actor Lancelot Foley is uncovered in a Chelsea excavation. DCI Harry Brock, DS Dave Poole, and DI Kate Ebdon follow the case from London to Paris, where jealousy and old secrets lead to further deaths.

Richard Cooper is shot in his North Sheen apartment, leaving Brock and Poole with few clues and unreliable neighbors. A lead in Belgium may explain the murder, but the hunt soon places their own team in danger.

When young women are found strangled in southwest London, each missing the same item of clothing, Brock and Poole fear a serial killer is at work. The detectives must break through a web of deceit before another woman dies.

A suspicious fire at a nudist club near Harrow leaves charming conman Robert Sharp dead. DCI Harry Brock and DS Dave Poole uncover fraud, betrayal, and a long list of people with reason to want him gone.