Cathi Unsworth Books in Order

A film director is murdered in a scene echoing his own gangster movie. Journalists who knew him before fame possess his final interview, and Diana Kemp's investigation into their shared past draws her dangerously close to the killer.

Twenty years after a punk singer vanished and his girlfriend was found dead, journalist Eddie Bracknell investigates the ruined band's history. A book deadline drives him to uncover what happened behind the music and the surviving legends.

In early-sixties London, police officer Pete Bradley investigates the murders of women working in prostitution. Meanwhile Stella, moving through the city's art and fashion circles, experiences disturbing visions that connect her to the victims.

A private investigator reopens the case of a teenager convicted of a ritual killing in a seaside town. New forensic evidence suggests she did not act alone, exposing a community that has guarded its secrets for twenty years.

During London's wartime blackout, DCI Edward Greenaway investigates the mutilation and murder of women on the streets. Organized criminals exploit the chaos around him, forcing the detective to draw on his knowledge of the city's hidden networks.

A woman's body discovered inside a tree and mysterious wartime graffiti draw undercover officer Ross Spooner into an unsettling investigation. Possible espionage, ritual violence, and a medium revealing classified information bring his own concealed past into danger.

Jordan Mooney recounts her path from a Sussex childhood to the center of London's punk scene. Her experiences with fashion, music, and underground culture reveal the life behind an influential public image and her eventual retreat from attention.

Cathi Unsworth traces the rise of goth music alongside Britain's political upheavals between 1979 and 1990. Musicians, cultural influences, and social conflict reveal how an enduring alternative movement emerged from punk and spoke to alienated young people.