Jack Frost Books in Order
See the Jack Frost crime novels by James Henry in order, with book summaries, series background and tips on how the prequels link to the original stories.
Last updated: January 16, 2026
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Publication Order
10 books
Frost at Midnight
by James Henry
2017
August 1983 finds Denton preparing for DS Waters's wedding when a young woman is found dead in the churchyard that should host the ceremony. Newly promoted and homeless, Jack Frost has to untangle the case fast or see his friend's big day collapse.
Morning Frost
by James Henry
2013
On the day Jack Frost buries his wife, Denton officers are dragged from the wake to scenes of mounting chaos: a severed hand in a field, a shot nightclub owner, arson attacks and a cyclist's suspicious death. Grieving or not, Frost has to keep going.
Fatal Frost
by James Henry
2012
Britain is celebrating in May 1982, but Denton is dealing with uglier headlines. As the division's first black detective, DS Waters joins Jack Frost just as a wave of brutal burglaries, teenage murders and a missing girl case collide, testing both men and the town.
First Frost
by James Henry
2011
In 1981 Denton is gripped by recession, IRA threats and rumours of rabies when twelve year old Julie Hudson vanishes from a department store changing room. With his mentor DI Bert Williams missing too, DS Jack Frost stumbles through multiple crises, often his own worst enemy.
A Killing Frost
by RD Wingfield
2008
Winter Frost
by RD Wingfield
1999
Night Frost
by RD Wingfield
1992
Hard Frost
by RD Wingfield
1992
A Touch of Frost
by RD Wingfield
1987
Frost at Christmas
by RD Wingfield
1986
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