Chief Inspector Holt Books in Order
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Chief Inspector Holt books in publication order
5 books
Field of Blood
by Nic Saint
2024
Exiled after striking his boss, Chief Inspector Holt moves in with his detective daughter in a countryside town. The murders of two teenagers expose deep divisions, forcing father and daughter to work together as violence spreads.
Canal of Death
by Nic Saint
2025
Chief Inspector Holt searches for a kidnapped plastic surgeon as a mutilated woman’s body surfaces in a Ghent canal. An attack on a colleague sends his team down a secret trail while the danger approaches his family.
Chapel of Evil
by Nic Saint
2025
A sexton’s murder revives Chief Inspector Holt’s connection to an imprisoned killer and missing diamonds. Framed and suspended, Holt must expose the plot while ruthless criminals pursue the supposed stash and his kidnapped son becomes leverage.
House of Ashes
by Nic Saint
2025
A Brussels department-store fire kills a night watchman, but suspicious files on his computer undermine the accident theory. Chief Inspector Holt investigates another death and old grievances linking broken families to a troubled heavy-metal band.
Hall of Lies
by Nic Saint
2026
Television celebrity Victor Van Assche is murdered before an audience of children. Chief Inspector Holt investigates the scandals behind his admired public image while media scrutiny and political pressure complicate a case filled with carefully rehearsed lies.
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