Charlotte & Thomas Pitt Books in Order

In Victorian London, a killer stalks the homes of Cater Street. Inspector Thomas Pitt investigates while Charlotte Ellison refuses to stay safely on the sidelines, beginning a partnership that will reshape both their lives.

Two infants are found buried in a fashionable London square. Thomas Pitt and Charlotte Ellison must penetrate a neighborhood built on appearances, where grief, shame, and class privilege make the truth hard to reach.

A young woman is murdered in a respectable Victorian neighborhood, and rumors quickly turn cruel. Pitt and Charlotte search behind the polished doors of Paragon Walk for a predator protected by social silence.

When a surgeon's wife is murdered, Thomas Pitt enters the uneasy world of Victorian medicine and grave robbing. Charlotte helps uncover the resentments and dangerous secrets surrounding a respected London family.

A beautiful young woman dies in a household where everyone has something to hide. Pitt's investigation exposes the pressures of marriage, money, and reputation among the residents of elegant Rutland Place.

Pitt investigates a murder in Bluegate Fields, a poor London district far from polite society. The case brings Charlotte into contact with people whose hard lives reveal a crime with roots in privilege.

A murder draws Thomas Pitt into the Devil's Acre, a notorious neighborhood of poverty and vice. To solve it, he and Charlotte must confront exploitation hidden beneath Victorian respectability.

The murder of an elderly woman unsettles a well-to-do London street. Pitt discovers that family duty, inheritance, and old resentments have made Cardington Crescent far less peaceful than it seems.

A violent death in Hanover Close threatens to expose a household's private scandals. Thomas Pitt follows the evidence through a world where silence is valued more highly than justice.

A sensational murder case places Pitt between public outrage and political pressure. Charlotte's connections help reveal how fear and prejudice can be used to steer an investigation away from the truth.

A death at a séance brings Thomas Pitt into a battle over spiritualism, fraud, and family loyalty. The victim's circle offers plenty of suspects, but every answer creates a more troubling question.

A pregnant young woman is murdered near one of London's grandest addresses. Pitt and Charlotte uncover a scandal that reaches into wealth, marriage, and the ruthless protection of a family's name.

A barrister stands accused of murder, and his closest friends doubt his innocence. Pitt investigates the victim's past while Charlotte searches for the hidden loyalties that could decide a man's fate.

A gruesome murder near Hyde Park puts a troubled young man under suspicion. Thomas Pitt must separate frightening appearances from evidence as the case tests Charlotte's sympathy and judgment.

An investigation into a murder and a missing woman leads Pitt toward questions of treason. In a city anxious about security, he must decide whom to trust before private secrets become a national threat.

A woman is found murdered in a churchyard, stirring anger in a divided London neighborhood. Pitt faces religious prejudice and family pain while Charlotte searches for the victim's overlooked story.

A country-house gathering turns deadly when a guest is murdered at Ashworth Hall. Pitt and Charlotte uncover old wounds, shifting alliances, and a family prepared to sacrifice truth for its public standing.

A murder in Bedford Square leads Pitt into disputes over science, morality, and social reform. Charlotte helps expose the personal grudges hiding behind a public argument about progress.

A respected family is shattered when a child dies and suspicion falls close to home. Pitt investigates a case shaped by grief, medicine, and the damaging assumptions adults make about children.

Pitt investigates the death of a woman caught between respectable society and a dangerous private life. The case forces Charlotte to question who benefits when a victim's reputation is destroyed.

A murder in Whitechapel reveals a conspiracy with consequences beyond one London district. Pitt and Charlotte confront poverty, prejudice, and powerful people eager to keep a politically dangerous truth buried.

A clairvoyant is found murdered after a tense séance on Southampton Row. With an election approaching, Pitt must untangle spiritualist secrets and political fanaticism before violence reaches his own family.

A diplomat's body is found in a wheelbarrow outside a London house. Pitt's investigation leads through international politics, government pressure, and the dangerous secrets surrounding a mysterious Egyptian woman.

After an anarchist bombing, Pitt suspects the official explanation is too convenient. He and Charlotte pursue a plot to exploit public fear and strip away civil liberties in Victorian Britain.

A murdered woman is discovered inside Buckingham Palace during a royal gathering. Pitt and Gracie race to solve the crime before scandal damages the monarchy and ends Pitt's career.

A dying informant warns Thomas Pitt of an international plot, while his superior is accused of theft. Pitt and Charlotte follow separate leads through France, Ireland, and a trap aimed at the empire.

Rumors of a plan to destroy a royal train leave Special Branch chief Thomas Pitt racing for answers. Two women with dangerous memories may hold the key to preventing an international disaster.

The apparent suicide of a wealthy woman follows a brutal assault, and another young woman is attacked. Pitt challenges powerful men whose status has long protected them from the consequences of violence.

Bloodstains, broken glass, and a missing maid draw Pitt to the home of a naval weapons expert. What looks minor soon exposes a web of espionage and danger within Britain's defenses.

Thomas Pitt is assigned to protect a controversial Spanish reformer visiting London. When murder threatens an international incident, he, Charlotte, and their allies chase answers from London to Spain.

A bomb kills two policemen, but Pitt doubts anarchists are responsible. His search reveals revenge, corruption, and a calculated attack on law enforcement that reaches into Parliament and the police.

The Queen's confidant is found murdered in Hyde Park's Serpentine. Pitt and Charlotte investigate the upper classes, a royal scandal, and a threat that could shake the British monarchy.