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DI Peter Shaw Books in Order

See the DI Peter Shaw books by Jim Kelly in order, with short summaries, Norfolk coast series background, and simple advice on where to start.

Last updated: July 6, 2026

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7 books

Death Wore White

by Jim Kelly

2008

A man is stabbed inside his truck during a blizzard on the Norfolk coast, with no footprints and no clear escape route. DI Peter Shaw and DS George Valentine, an uneasy new pairing, must solve a locked-room style murder before more witnesses fall.

Death Watch

by Jim Kelly

2010

Eighteen years after a teenage girl vanished, her twin brother dies in a hospital incinerator in what is clearly no accident. Shaw and Valentine uncover a hidden criminal world in King's Lynn as the old disappearance starts to look newly dangerous.

Death Toll

by Jim Kelly

2011

During flood preparations at King's Lynn cemetery, workers open an old grave and find another corpse hidden inside. Shaw and Valentine dig into a family pub's long-buried secrets before the violence reaches into the present.

Death's Door

by Jim Kelly

2012

A cold case from an uninhabited Norfolk island returns when police reopen the murder of a holidaymaker who never came home. Then one survivor is found dead, and Shaw and Valentine discover the island's old secrets are still lethal.

At Death's Window

by Jim Kelly

2015

Off Scolt Head Island, a body turns up with samphire in its pockets, pointing Shaw toward a brutal turf war on the north Norfolk coast. While Valentine chases a string of rich-home burglaries, a second death shows the whole community is under strain.

Death on Demand

by Jim Kelly

2015

Reporters arriving for Ruby Bright's 100th birthday find her care home turned into a murder scene. Shaw and Valentine trace the case back to a decaying King's Lynn estate, where old secrets and fresh violence are tightly locked together.

Death Ship

by Jim Kelly

2016

A bomb explodes on a crowded Norfolk beach, and what looks like a wartime relic turns into a fresh murder case. Shaw and Valentine are pulled into a bitter local fight over a new pier, where someone is ready to kill to stop it.

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