Order of Ed James Books

Ed James is a Scottish author of crime fiction novels. He writes the Scott Cullen series. Prior to becoming a novelist, Ed worked in IT. During this time, he used the time spent sitting in public transit to write. Ed now writes full-time. He lives in the countryside east of Edinburgh, Scotland, with his girlfriend and many animals.

Ed James started out as a novelist in 2012 with the novel Ghost in the Machine. Below is a list of Ed James’ books in order of when they were originally released:

Publication Order of Scott Cullen Mysteries Books

Ghost in the Machine	(2012)
Devil in the Detail	(2012)
Fire in the Blood	(2013)
Dyed in the Wool	(2013)
Bottleneck	(2014)
Windchill	(2014)
Cowboys and Indians	(2015)
Heroes and Villains	(2018)

Publication Order of Cullen & Bain Books

City of the Dead	(2020)
World's End	(2020)
Hell's Kitchen	(2020)
Gore Glen	(2020)
Dead in the Water: When Cullen met Bain	(2021)
The Last Drop	(2021)

Publication Order of DI Fenchurch Books

The Hope That Kills	(2016)
Worth Killing For	(2016)
What Doesn't Kill You	(2017)
In for the Kill	(2018)
Kill with Kindness	(2018)
Kill the Messenger	(2019)
Dead Man's Shoes	(2020)
A Hill to Die On	(2021)

Publication Order of DS Vicky Dodds/Dundee Law Books

Tooth and Claw / Snared	(2015)
Flesh and Blood	(2020)
Skin and Bone	(2021)
Guilt Trip	(2022)

Publication Order of Craig Hunter Police Thriller Books

Missing	(2016)
Hunted	(2017)
The Black Isle	(2019)

Publication Order of Detective Max Carter Books

Tell Me Lies	(2020)
Gone in Seconds	(2020)
Before She Wakes	(2021)

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Shot Through the Heart	(2013)
Lost Cause	(2022)

If You Like Ed James Books, You’ll Love…

• Damien Boyd
• Angela Marsons
• Mark Sennen

Ed James Synopsis: In Shot Through The Heart by Ed James, historian/author Mark Campbell is desperate to finish his new book on the infamous Highland Clearances when his researcher mysteriously disappears. Abandoning his depressed wife and new baby, Mark rushes to a remote Scottish village to investigate. But when he gets there, all is not what it seems. Who is the attractive landowner, Lady Elizabeth Ruthven, and why is she housebound on a remote loch island? Why are wild dogs hunting him? What really happened to the researcher? Mark’s investigation is soon overwhelmed by a series of unnerving events, plunging him into a nightmare of vampires and devil worship. Can he make it back home to his family in one piece?