Caro Ramsay Books in Order

A serial killer is staging bodies in crucifixion poses across Glasgow, and DCI Alan McAlpine is forced back into a past he has never escaped. As Anderson and Costello help hunt the killer, old wounds become part of the case.

Two neglected young boys vanish from Glasgow's streets in freezing weather, and DI Colin Anderson cannot stop seeing his own son in their faces. A house fire opens a second investigation, and the pressure on Anderson and Costello quickly turns desperate.

A disfigured corpse in a Glasgow attic points Anderson and Costello toward a brutal, long-unsolved attack on a young woman. When a fresh assault follows the same pattern, they realize the worst part of the case is still alive.

Anderson is already under strain when a freed paedophile, a burned gangster, a dead teenager and an old kidnapping all begin to overlap. The deeper the team digs, the more it feels as if someone is pulling strings from the shadows.

Edited by Caro Ramsay, this darkly playful collection gathers recipes from crime writers for the Million for a Morgue campaign. It is part cookbook, part gift book, with plenty of black humor for readers who like their food with a side of murder.

When Sophie McCulloch disappears after an evening run, her isolated sister Elvie starts asking questions the police cannot answer. As more women vanish, the search turns into a tense chase through fear, family damage, and a predator's hidden world.

A burned elderly woman and a mutilated corpse pull Anderson and Costello into a case steeped in old child murders and buried lies. The trail leads toward Loch Lomond, where the past is nowhere near finished.

A sinkhole in a quiet garden exposes remains that cast doubt on a notorious triple-murder conviction from the 1990s. Back at work after a long absence, Anderson and Costello face a cold case that refuses to stay buried.

During Glasgow's West End Festival, a missing woman, an abducted student, and the legacy of an old fire start to connect in disturbing ways. Anderson and Costello move through crowds and long-held trauma toward a killer with a grotesque plan.

Convinced George Haggerty murdered his wife and son despite an airtight alibi, Costello leaves the force to investigate alone. Anderson must find her, untangle a second brutal case, and work out how one man could be in two places at once.

When a stolen car turns up with the wrong child inside, Costello is pulled into a baffling abduction case while Anderson revisits violent cold cases. What looks scattered at first slowly hardens into something far darker and more organized.

Megan Melvick returns to her family estate to say goodbye to her dying sister and finds herself trapped by old grief, missing people, and a death at a wedding. The deeper she looks, the less she can trust memory, family, or herself.

A public stabbing at a Christmas ice show and a double killing in a snowbound Highland cottage give Anderson and Costello two baffling scenes with almost no usable clues. Winter closes in as the case turns colder and stranger.

A young medical student's body is found in the water just as Anderson and Costello are pulled into the torture killing of an elderly man. The murders are decades apart on the surface, but old secrets keep drawing the detectives back.

Megan Melvick returns to the dark family estate she left behind when her sister Melissa is dying, and old questions rush back with her. A death at a wedding, a missing mother, and unreliable memories turn homecoming into a trap.

A woman's death inside an exclusive Glasgow development becomes explosive when it links to the four-year disappearance of little Johnny Clearwater. Anderson and Costello must untangle residents' secrets, false fronts, and old cases before the trail goes cold again.

A wealthy Highland family is found slaughtered in a scene staged to look satanic, and the only thing missing is an heirloom known as the devil stone. Christine Caplan is sent from Glasgow to investigate, but the case is anything but clean.

A body in the water looks like suicide until Christine Caplan digs deeper and finds links to a notorious young woman known only as Girl A. As the search widens, an old case starts to look dangerously wrong.

A missing girl, cold bodies found in remote woodland, and a dying detective's last request pull Christine Caplan into one of her bleakest cases. The deeper she goes, the more the investigation becomes about control, secrecy, and survival.

When a famous influencer is found dead below a cliff at a Scottish castle, Christine Caplan must work out whether she fell, jumped, or was pushed. The family at the center of the case knows how to stage a story, which makes truth hard to reach.

Megan Melvick returns to the dark family estate she left behind when her sister Melissa is dying, and old questions rush back with her. A death at a wedding, a missing mother, and unreliable memories turn homecoming into a trap.