Jay Gill Books in Order
Jay Gill is a series of 12 books written by Jay Gill.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Jay Gill books in publication order
12 books
Knife and Death
by Jay Gill
2017
When a friend’s body is discovered in the Thames, Inspector James Hardy must locate her fleeing flatmate before the killer does. The investigation exposes dangers that threaten his own family, forcing him to balance duty with protecting his daughters.
Angels
by Jay Gill
2018
James Hardy hunts a serial killer targeting women around London while an assassin attacks political figures and threatens the prime minister. Still rebuilding life with his daughters after his wife’s murder, he struggles to protect both the public and his family.
Hard Truth
by Jay Gill
2018
Retired from Scotland Yard, James Hardy has built a new life in a seaside town. A series of murders recalls a killer from his past, and an abduction forces him back into a struggle to protect those he loves.
Walk in the Park
by Jay Gill
2018
A rare outing with his daughters ends when James Hardy is summoned to a young mother’s murder. After another attack strikes a family friend, he joins the hunt for the Regent’s Park Ripper before the killer can claim another victim.
Inferno
by Jay Gill
2019
James Hardy’s attempt at a quieter coastal life collapses when the killer connected to his wife’s death escapes prison. As the fugitive targets his new home and family, Hardy must return to the work he hoped to leave behind.
Killing Shadows
by Jay Gill
2020
James Hardy’s family break in Dorset is interrupted by the murder of a couple and their twin boys. Discovering similar crimes, his small team must identify the connection between the families before the killer strikes again.
Don't Go Home
by Jay Gill
2021
When teenager Leanne Churcher disappears, police assume she has run away, but her father refuses to accept it. His search exposes disturbing possibilities and draws suspicion toward himself, leaving retired inspector James Hardy as his best hope for help.
A Deadly Venetian Affair
by Jay Gill
2022
While holidaying in Venice, detective Henry Fleming is asked to protect Sir Ernest Templeton after a threatening letter arrives. Guests at their luxurious hotel conceal their identities, and Fleming must identify the danger before the threat becomes a murder.
Death on Damson Island
by Jay Gill
2022
A storm traps detective Henry Fleming with actors rehearsing a play on remote Damson Island. When one of the guests is murdered, he must untangle professional rivalries and hidden motives while everyone remains cut off from the mainland.
Murder in Fulbridge Village
by Jay Gill
2022
Visiting retired author Lily Riley in a quiet English village, detective Henry Fleming encounters a murder in the local church. When an inexperienced investigator accuses Lily, Fleming must find the missing weapon and prove his friend’s innocence.
The Mystery of Watermead Manor
by Jay Gill
2022
Detective Henry Fleming attends a weekend celebration for a wealthy newlywed couple at Watermead Manor. Suspicions about the bride’s motives soon give way to a suspected poisoning, leaving every guest a potential killer and Fleming responsible for finding the truth.
The Theft of the Kingsley Ruby
by Jay Gill
2022
Lord Kingsley sends private detective Henry Fleming to Paris after a valuable ruby disappears from a hotel room during transit. Questioning the employee entrusted with the jewel, Fleming must reconstruct the theft to identify who planned it.
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