DI Mike Nash Books in Order

When Sarah Kelly disappears after a night out, Nash spots eerie parallels with other missing women. With no bodies and no witnesses, he must get inside a serial predator's mind before more vanish.

Two skeletons dragged from Lamentation Tarn lead DI Mike Nash from North Yorkshire into an international trafficking network. With little evidence and time running out, he needs a survivor to break the case open.

A convicted rapist and killer is due out of prison and insists on returning to Helmsdale, where racial tension is already rising. As Nash protects a hated man, serious doubts grow about the original verdict.

Nash investigates a suspicious house fire, a bizarre murder, and a missing scientist's daughter while animal rights protests turn violent. The trail points to revenge, but the truth is murkier than it seems.

A killer with a brutal trademark stalks the Winfield Estate, and suspicion falls on a reclusive forester. With resources stretched thin, Nash digs through years of corruption and deceit to find the real culprit.

A young wife vanishes from an isolated cottage during a storm, leaving only fear behind. With Nash away, Clara Mironova must decide whether a husband is lying, or a sadistic killer has struck again.

This Mike Nash volume pairs two shorter cases, one about gangs bringing drugs into North Yorkshire, the other about an escaped strangler and the doubts surrounding his guilt.

A stolen diamond shipment, a tortured gangster, and a man fresh out of prison pull Nash into old London crimes with new victims in Helmsdale. An unidentified skeleton suggests the truth has been buried for years.

Old fraud allegations, vanished money, email scams, and murder collide when Nash reopens the collapse of Wilson Macaulay Industries. Soon nobody is sure who is guilty, who is innocent, and who is missing.

On a stag trip to Madrid, Nash saves a young Spanish painter from a baffling attack. When further attempts follow, her flight to England pulls him into a far darker web tied to her past.

With Mike Nash away, Clara Mironova must hold Helmsdale together through gang warfare, multiple murders, and contaminated heroin on the streets. The whole region feels close to tipping over.

Four victims are dead, their hearts surgically removed, and there seems to be no link between them. Nash must find the pattern before the killer reaches the one victim still to come.

Two severed fingers found at an upscale hotel pull Mike Nash into a dark mystery on the Harland Estate. Then brutal street attacks escalate and local women start vanishing.

A convicted double killer escapes prison and panic spreads fast. But when questions about his memory and trial start to surface, Nash has to work out who is really on the loose.

A pregnant woman is mowed down in a hit-and-run, and months later a naked body is found face down on a grave. As a second cemetery victim appears, Nash closes in on a ruthless killer with a grim agenda.

A woman's long-dead body is found in a ruined cottage, then another in the well. When a solicitor dies, Nash realizes someone is still killing to keep the cottage's secrets buried.

Sixteen years after Demetra Sinclair vanished in Layton Woods, remains are found and more skeletons surface nearby. Nash reopens the case and hunts a killer from the past, with a missing baby at the center.

Four bodies in an abandoned lead mine and the killings of the Country House Bandits seem unrelated at first. Nash must find the missing fourth man and the link before the death toll rises again.

Two execution-style bodies appear in the mortuary of a long-closed hospital. The deeper Nash digs, the more the case points back to an old enemy and a past investigation he cannot forget.

A caller tells Nash where to find a hanging body, and soon another corpse turns up below Black Fell cliffs. At the same time a teenage gymnast disappears, and a patient killer begins to tighten the net.

A woman's body is found in the bogs of Stark Ghyll, known locally as the Valley of Death. Nash identifies her, only to realize her name opens a case that should have been closed twenty years ago.