Graeme Macrae Burnet Books in Order

When a waitress vanishes from a small French town, detective Georges Gorski focuses on awkward bank employee Manfred Baumann. The investigation unsettles Manfred's rigid routines and threatens to expose the disturbing secrets beneath his outwardly ordinary life.

In a remote Scottish Highland community in 1869, Roderick Macrae admits to a triple murder. Presented through fictional testimony, memoir and trial records, the novel probes his motives, sanity and the uncertain truths determining whether he will hang.

A lawyer's fatal car crash seems unremarkable until Inspector Georges Gorski questions where the man had been that evening. His inquiry exposes private tensions and concealed lives behind the respectable appearance of the French town of Saint-Louis.

In 1965 London, a young woman suspects psychotherapist Collins Braithwaite of driving her sister to suicide. Posing as a patient, she documents their sessions, but her investigation unsettles her understanding of identity, sanity and her own character.

In Saint-Louis, a stranger roams the streets, an elderly woman fears her son will kill her, and a businessman dies suddenly. Inspector Georges Gorski searches for connections while struggling with troubles in his own life.