Luke Jennings Books in Order

In Bombay, a recently retired ballerina and a television director researching a documentary move through the same uneasy world. Their separate disappointments, family pressures, and longings gradually pull their lives into contact.

In 1947, sixteen-year-old Cato Parkes crosses the Atlantic with his father for a dangerous heart operation in New York. On the liner Carmelia, he chases pleasure, connection, and a chance to understand the adults around him.

Six months after young actress Dale Cooney disappears while filming a perfume commercial at an English castle, journalist Alison MacAteer revisits what happened. Her investigation uncovers old secrets, media pressure, and an unsettling echo from the castle's past.

Luke Jennings traces a life in fishing, from childhood rivers and ponds to difficult adult expeditions. Along the way, he reflects on his father, a formative friendship with Robert Nairac, and the deeper reasons people keep returning to water.

When her father takes a job abroad, Jess is sent to the Arcadia School of Performing Arts. Away from home for the first time, she must make friends, face rivals, and discover whether she has what it takes to stay.

The autumn term at Arcadia brings pantomime rehearsals and auditions for The Nutcracker. But when a series of thefts puts Jess's friend Ash under suspicion, Jess and her roommates set out to find the real culprit.

Villanelle is assigned to kill a Russian political firebrand whose ideas could trigger wider conflict. Waiting for her is Eve Polastri, a clever intelligence officer ready to turn one assassination into a relentless hunt.

International assassin Villanelle kills a powerful Russian figure and draws the attention of Eve Polastri, a sharp British intelligence operative. Their pursuit races through criminal networks and political intrigue as Eve closes in on a target who refuses to be ordinary.

Eve Polastri and Villanelle are still circling each other after their worldwide chase. As powerful criminal groups and governments close in, Eve steps further into the field and toward a confrontation with the assassin she cannot forget.

Eve abandons her old life and heads for Russia with Villanelle, whose next targets are bigger than ever. Former hunter and assassin must face conspiracy, danger, and the far more difficult problem of building a relationship.

Four online friends and superfans of a hit television show travel to California to help its endangered star. Soon they are fleeing across the American South, pursued by police, the Russian mafia, and a violent far-right group.

Going freelance, Eve and Oxana investigate the theft of a prized racehorse from a Newmarket stable. What looks like a ransom job opens into a dangerous political game, while Oxana's hidden secret strains their already volatile bond.

Living off-grid in Russia, Eve and Oxana are pulled back toward the Twelve when Eve is taken. Villanelle's hunt leads from St Petersburg to Paris and London, where old enemies and unfinished business wait.

A forthcoming installment in the Killing Eve series, Blueblood returns to the high-risk world of Eve Polastri and Villanelle. Public plot details are limited, but the story continues their glamorous, dangerous run through international intrigue.

After Eve leaves her, Oxana throws herself into a mission against a new European drug cartel. Disguised as a nanny aboard a crime boss's yacht, she heads into danger as the distance between her and Eve becomes harder to survive.