Kate O'Donnell Books in Order

In 1960s London, aspiring photographer Kate O'Donnell searches for her missing brother and finds his flatmate dead. Distrusting the police, she pursues the truth herself and must decide whether DS Harry Barnard can help.

A murdered prostitute and the arrest of a West Indian neighbor pull Kate O'Donnell into Notting Hill's simmering tensions. Certain the accused man is innocent, Kate investigates despite threats from gangsters and property developers.

Kate's photography placement at a fashion studio reveals a troubling trail of young models pushed into danger. When a prostitute is murdered, Kate and DS Harry Barnard uncover a ruthless pattern of exploitation.

A mutilated body found at the Centre Point building site looks like a gangland killing. While Harry investigates, Kate's work with a crime reporter pulls her toward the dangerous Robertson brothers and strains their relationship.

In 1964 London, Harry searches for a missing Soho club owner with ties to his childhood. Kate photographs a feature on the Canvey Island floods, then finds that an old disaster may hold the key.

Soho's club scene grows more dangerous after an underage girl dies in suspicious circumstances. DS Harry Barnard pursues violence against bar owners while Kate searches for a missing young singer drawn into London's music world.

Harry investigates the death of a woman found in Soho Square while Kate returns to Liverpool for a magazine assignment. Their separate cases uncover corruption, police brutality, and a powerful effort to keep the truth buried.