St Cyr and Kohler Books in Order

After a young woman is found murdered in a Paris hotel, St-Cyr and Kohler follow counterfeit coins toward the city's wealthy elite. The victim's identity is false, and her killer has far more to hide than murder.

As Paris falls to the Germans, French inspector Jean-Louis St-Cyr is paired with Gestapo detective Hermann Kohler. Their first case, an unidentified murdered man in a forest, exposes the brutal pressures of occupation.

A wealthy woman is killed with a crossbow in war-torn Provence. St-Cyr and Kohler find that the village's silence protects a black market, one the local people believe they need in order to survive.

A young woman answers a modeling advertisement and disappears, leaving behind photographs taken at gunpoint. St-Cyr and Kohler connect her case to a major bank robbery, knowing time is running out to find her alive.

A packed Lyon cinema burns, killing 183 people in a panic, and two women seen leaving early become crucial clues. St-Cyr and Kohler must identify the arsonists before they strike again in a frightened city.

A shopkeeper is beaten to death beside the fragments of a porcelain doll in occupied France. The obvious suspect is a celebrated U-boat commander with a dollmaking hobby, making St-Cyr and Kohler's case politically dangerous.

Near the Lascaux caves in the Dordogne, a postmaster's wife is found brutally murdered in the woods. St-Cyr and Kohler investigate as Nazi officials and a film crew descend on the important archaeological site.

A serial killer is murdering Parisian schoolgirls and leaving their bodies in plain sight. As Kohler grieves the loss of his own sons at Stalingrad, he and St-Cyr race to stop Sandman before another child dies.

A master safecracker steals industrial diamonds intended for the Reich, then rigs the safe to explode behind him. St-Cyr and Kohler hunt the thief known as Gypsy through occupied Paris, where the victims are powerful Nazis.

A Paris beekeeper is murdered after crossing a smuggling operation, then his hives are robbed. St-Cyr and Kohler follow the loss of honey and bees into a black-market conspiracy that could inflame the city.

A woman in Renaissance finery is found murdered in Avignon's Papal Palace during the occupation. St-Cyr and Kohler dig through the city's rivalries and history, where old grudges have found a new use in wartime.

In Vichy in 1943, the murder of a young woman linked to Marshal Pétain raises fears of an assassination plot. St-Cyr and Kohler are called in, only to find a darker and more complicated danger.

At an internment camp in the former resorts of Vittel, an American woman is found stabbed through the heart. St-Cyr and Kohler uncover a conspiracy among prisoners, guards, and desperate people trapped in a polished hell.

A burglary, an assault, and a body in a cellar pull St-Cyr and Kohler into Paris's underworld. In the blackout and sleet of February 1943, the detectives suspect the crimes are part of one deliberate scheme.

St-Cyr and Kohler return to occupied Alsace, where a deserted carnival now houses a POW labor camp. Two suspicious suicides lead them toward a conspiracy shaped by war, industry, and old wounds from the Great War.

In autumn 1943, St-Cyr and Kohler investigate a ransacked bank cargo van and murdered passengers near a ruined abbey. Smuggled luxuries, an abandoned pair of heels, and old wartime memories point to a hidden killer.