Robert Bryndza Books in Order

A sharp comedy about the entertainment world, where ambition, image, and bad behavior keep colliding. Bryndza uses Hollywood chaos as fuel for big personalities, quick mishaps, and social satire.

A fast, funny look at Los Angeles and the madness circling Hollywood, where big ambitions meet culture clash and everyday chaos. Bryndza turns showbusiness frustration into broad, lively comedy.

Coco Pinchard turns forty thinking life is finally lining up, until her husband cheats, her novel flops, and her son goes off the rails. Through sharp, funny emails to friends, she tries to rebuild from the wreckage.

In 1985, eighteen-year-old Coco comes home from university for Christmas, newly in love and newly serious about writing. Family pressure, snow, and one chaotic holiday meal set up a warm and very funny prequel.

Fresh from divorce and newly happy with Adam, Coco thinks life is settling down at last. Then he disappears on the day they are meant to move in together, and her search for answers uncovers a life-changing secret.

Coco is remarried, successful, and sure she has learned from her first disaster of a marriage. Then family problems pile up, old enemies resurface, and at forty-four she discovers she is pregnant.

It is December 1992, and Coco is determined to find the year's impossible toy, Tracy Island, for four-year-old Rosencrantz. Between work, family, and Christmas madness, the hunt becomes its own comic disaster.

Natalie Love runs a glamorous London theatre and thinks she has left her small-town past behind. When the man she once abandoned at the altar reappears in the West End, her tidy love life turns into chaos.

A search for hidden drug evidence in a quarry uncovers the bones of Jessica Collins, a seven-year-old who vanished decades earlier. Erika Foster digs into family secrets and old failures while someone nearby is determined to keep the case buried.

When a woman is found frozen beneath the ice in a South London park, Erika Foster uncovers links to earlier killings and a powerful family. It is a tough opening case for a detective still reeling from her husband's death.

During a brutal London heatwave, single men are being suffocated in their own beds by a killer who watches before striking. Erika Foster must stop the Night Stalker before the body count, and the danger to her, climbs higher.

When a suitcase holding a dismembered body washes up on the Thames, Erika realizes it matches an earlier murder. As the case widens into a hunt for multiple killers, the danger reaches painfully close to her team.

A young woman is found tortured in a dumpster, and Erika links her death to an earlier unsolved murder. The killer hides behind fake identities and online dating, and another victim may already be in his sights.

A young woman is found dead outside her home, frozen to the street, and a series of local attacks points Erika toward a figure in a gas mask. The deeper she digs, the more the case tangles with buried secrets and personal pain.

Fifteen years after catching the Nine Elms serial killer, disgraced ex-detective Kate Marshall faces a copycat who knows the old case too well. With Tristan Harper beside her, she fights for answers, and for survival.

Diving in a reservoir with her son, Kate Marshall finds the body of a teenage boy and starts questioning the official story. The trail leads into disappearances, local legends, and someone determined to keep the moorland secrets hidden.

Kate Marshall and Tristan Harper take on a cold case involving a journalist who vanished after exposing a political scandal. Old files, missing men, and a new pattern suggest she may have been hunting a serial killer.

Erika stumbles onto the murder of a rising true-crime podcaster whose research into attacks on female students has been wiped clean. When a second victim turns up, she knows someone is killing to erase the story.

Recovering from a near-fatal riptide, Kate agrees to investigate the long-ago disappearance of a three-year-old boy on Dartmoor. What begins as a favor turns darker when a murdered social worker and a family's lies come into focus.

Maggie's husband is found dead on a Croatian island, but she refuses to believe the police verdict of suicide. Back at their remote holiday home, she uncovers a hidden letter and a past someone will kill to protect.

The suspicious death of a politician is quietly buried, until two more famous men die in the same grotesque way. Erika Foster follows the trail into a scandal of disguise, sex work, and very powerful people.

A true-crime podcast brings Kate Marshall back to a 1988 disappearance that may connect to the Nine Elms Cannibal. With little evidence and too many conflicting stories, she and Tristan dig into decades-old secrets around King's Cross.

A body in an empty flat leads Erika to a parcel locker, old cocaine traces, and a man she believes murdered her husband. Pushed off the case and battling trauma, she launches a secret investigation into the past.

In winter 1987, rookie detective Jamie Day arrives in London eager to prove himself and finds a dismembered body on his first day in plain clothes. Soon he is part of a hunt for a serial killer targeting young men at night.

An upcoming Jamie Day thriller that returns to Robert Bryndza's 1980s London crime series. Public story details are still limited, but it follows Jamie into another major case after The Quiet Kill.