Chris Carter Books in Order

Hunter is called to the most vicious crime scene of his career, where the autopsy reveals a poem hidden inside the victim’s body. As more deaths follow and new verses appear, he faces a disciplined killer who treats each murder as a lesson in fear.

Pickpocket Angela Wood steals a stranger’s bag to teach him a lesson and instead finds a journal filled with meticulous accounts of murder. When she turns it over, Hunter realises it belongs to an unknown serial killer who will kill again to reclaim it.

Years after Robert Hunter helped capture Lucien Folter, the FBI’s most dangerous serial killer, Lucien escapes solitary confinement. Determined to make Hunter suffer, he launches a calculated campaign of abductions and atrocities that forces Hunter to confront his past and his limits.

A LAPD lieutenant warns Hunter and Garcia that if he could erase one memory, it would be the scene they’re about to see. The mutilated body is only the first exhibit in a roaming gallery curated by a killer who treats murder as art.

After a long week, Tanya Kaitlin answers a video call from her best friend and sees her gagged and bound, watched by a masked stranger. Every wrong answer means new torture, and Hunter and Garcia must stop a killer who weaponises technology and fear.

A twenty‑year‑old woman is found near Los Angeles International Airport, tortured and murdered in a bizarre way, with a blood‑written note claiming to be the killer’s name. As more victims appear, Hunter chases a methodical killer who keeps shifting tactics.

This memoir from broadcaster Chris Carter chronicles a lifetime spent inside motorcycle racing, from 1960s scrambling to modern road‑race circuits. He shares paddock gossip, near‑misses and personal reflections on how the sport, and its risks, have evolved.

A crash in rural Wyoming reveals severed heads in a car trunk and a suspect who will speak only to Robert Hunter. The man is Hunter’s former roommate, now a serial killer turning their reunion into a chilling psychological game.

On his first day as the LAPD’s youngest homicide detective, Robert Hunter is handed a straightforward suicide. The locked apartment and tidy scene look convincing, but a few details don’t fit, and following his instincts leads him to a hidden murder.

Hunter receives an anonymous call directing him to a private website where a bound victim waits in a glass box. Forced to choose how the stranger will die, he’s dragged into a live‑streamed killing game that soon opens to the internet.

A student nurse finds a terminally ill prosecutor brutally murdered, his remains arranged into a grotesque sculpture. Each new body brings another macabre installation, and Hunter, Garcia and investigator Alice Beaumont must decode the artwork before the killer completes his masterpiece.

When an unidentified woman reaches the LA morgue with no obvious injuries and her lips stitched closed, the autopsy reveals a horrifying secret inside. As more women vanish, Hunter hunts a predator whose warped idea of love turns captivity into torture.

A priest’s decapitated body is discovered on a Los Angeles altar, the number 3 scrawled in blood across his chest. As more victims die in the exact way they fear most, Hunter must uncover how the killer knows their nightmares.

In a derelict Los Angeles cottage, a young woman is found murdered with a double‑cross carved into her neck. The mark matches an executed serial killer, dragging Robert Hunter back into a nightmare he thought was over.