DI Hogarth Vanishing Man Trilogy Books in Order
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DI Hogarth Vanishing Man Trilogy books in publication order
3 books
The Vanishing Man
by Solomon Carter
2025
A disappearance turns into a race against time for DI Joe Hogarth. As he follows shifting stories and missing hours, he realises someone planned this vanishing for a reason.
The Vanishing Point
by Solomon Carter
2025
A kidnapped journalist becomes bait for an enemy’s final confrontation with DI Hogarth. An uneasy alliance with Dylan Wray offers a possible route to her captor, but concealed motives and attacks from unseen opponents threaten both the rescue and Hogarth’s survival.
The Vanishing Trace
by Solomon Carter
2025
A cryptic note suggests that missing officer Dylan Wray may still be alive, drawing Hogarth into a deadly trap. An old undercover operation and evidence of a police mole connect the disappearance to secrets someone will kill to preserve.
DI Hogarth Vanishing Man Trilogy books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Vanishing Man trilogy is a DI Hogarth arc that starts with a disappearance, the kind of case that looks quiet until the missing person starts to cast a long shadow. When someone vanishes, everyone left behind has a story, and not all of them match.
Hogarth approaches this kind of investigation like a pressure test. He looks for who benefits, who panics, and who suddenly has an alibi that is too perfect. The team has to move between routine police work and moments of real urgency when the clock is running out.
Because the title points to vanishing, misdirection is part of the mood. Clues appear, then disappear. Witnesses change their minds. The truth feels close, but never stays in one place.
Sue Palmer and Ecrin Kaplin provide balance, and the unit has to work together to stop the case from turning cold.
Start with The Vanishing Man to enter this arc. If you like missing-person procedurals with a creeping sense of dread, it is a strong read for the later Hogarth era.
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