Rivers of London Books in Order

Peter Grant and the extended Folly family take a working holiday to Scotland. What starts as a trip to Aberdeen turns into a hunt for a mysterious big cat and a confrontation with local magic.

A novella set in 1920s New York. British wizard Augustus Berrycloth-Young is enjoying the Jazz Age until Thomas Nightingale arrives, dragging him into a case involving enchanted saxophones and mobsters.

A novella featuring FBI Agent Kimberley Reynolds. She travels to frozen Wisconsin to investigate a mysterious disappearance and uncovers a historical horror connected to a doomed 19th-century expedition.

A murder in the London Silver Vaults leads Peter to a ring imbued with dangerous magic. The case involves a lost order of knights, the Spanish Inquisition, and an angel that threatens to destroy the Folly.

While Peter was out of town in *Foxglove Summer*, his cousin Abigail Kamara had her own adventure. With the help of talking foxes, she investigates teenagers mysteriously disappearing around Hampstead Heath.

A collection of short stories set in the Rivers of London universe. It includes glimpses into Nightingale’s past, Abigail’s adventures, and other magical oddities across the city.

A novella set in Germany. Tobias Winter, an investigator for the German equivalent of the Folly, travels to the vineyards of the Mosel river to solve a mystery involving rotten grapes and a local river goddess.

Peter goes undercover at a secretive tech startup founded by an American billionaire. He has to balance corporate espionage with magic as he uncovers a plot involving Ada Lovelace’s analytical engine and "enchanted" code.

The Faceless Man is unmasked and on the run. Peter Grant and the Folly launch a major operation to bring him down, but the villain has one final, catastrophic plan that draws on the oldest legends of London.

A novella. Commuters on the Metropolitan Line are reporting terrifying ghostly encounters. Peter and his cousin Abigail investigate the end of the line, hunting a spectre that is traumatizing passengers during rush hour.

A short audio-drama story. Peter Grant is called to the British Library to deal with a poltergeist that is throwing books around the reading room.

A magical death at an exclusive party pulls Peter into the world of the super-rich. With the daughter of the river goddess Lady Ty involved, Peter must navigate drug cartels and high-society magic to find the Faceless Man.

Peter leaves London for the countryside of Herefordshire to investigate the disappearance of two young girls. He finds a rural community hiding ancient secrets, local wizards, and something dangerous living in the woods.

A stolen grimoire and a suspicious suicide lead Peter to the Skygarden estate in South London. As he hunts for the Faceless Man, he realizes the tower block was built for a magical purpose that threatens the whole city.

When an American art student is stabbed with a piece of magical pottery, Peter Grant must descend into the London Underground. The investigation reveals a hidden community living in the tunnels and a grudge buried deep beneath the city.

Probationary Constable Peter Grant discovers a world of magic when he interviews a ghost in Covent Garden. He is soon recruited by the Folly to help resolve a dispute between the gods of the River Thames and stop a spirit possessing Londoners.

Peter Grant investigates a series of suspicious deaths among London's jazz musicians. The trail leads him into the club scene of Soho, where he finds a dark magical signature draining the life from talented performers.