Kate Hanson Books in Order
Part ofA.J. Cross Books in OrderExplore the Kate Hanson books by A.J. Cross in order, with short summaries and a series reading list to help you choose where to start reading.
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Kate Hanson books in publication order
5 books
The Coldest Case
by A.J. Cross
2012
A young woman's remains reopen a disappearance that has haunted Birmingham for five years. Forensic psychologist Kate Hanson connects the discovery to further bodies, then a fresh killing forces her to anticipate an active serial murderer's next move.
The Coldest Clues
by A.J. Cross
2013
A mummified body in a Birmingham park belongs to an art student missing for twenty years. When a recent victim bears matching injuries, forensic psychologist Kate Hanson must unravel the old murder before the killer strikes again.
The Coldest Killer
by A.J. Cross
2017
The discovery of a missing student's body leaves Kate Hanson without a clear cause of death. A similar attack on another young woman suggests the killer remains active, pushing Kate to find the connection before more lives are lost.
The Coldest Motive
by A.J. Cross
2017
A young man's mutilated body is discovered inside a church crypt, but the scene suggests both calculation and rage. Forensic psychologist Kate Hanson follows conflicting motives until another victim deepens the mystery surrounding the first man's death.
Cold, Cold Heart
by A.J. Cross
2018
A successful appeal forces Kate Hanson and the Unsolved Crime Unit to reopen a decade-old murder conviction. Flaws in the original investigation lead her toward a risky theory that threatens her standing with colleagues and the unit.
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