The Kate Marshall is a Psychological Thriller / Crime Fiction series by Robert Bryndza, made up of 5 books published between 2019 and 2024. It begins with Nine Elms (2019), and is best read in publication order. The most recent entry is The Lost Victim (2024), spanning 5 years of storytelling.
| # | Title | Year | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2010s | |||
| 1 | Nine Elms | 2019 | Buy from Amazon U.S / Intl. Buy from Amazon Australia |
| 2020s | |||
| 2 | Shadow Sands | 2020 | Buy from Amazon U.S / Intl. Buy from Amazon Australia |
| 3 | Darkness Falls | 2021 | Buy from Amazon U.S / Intl. Buy from Amazon Australia |
| 4 | Devil's Way | 2023 | Buy from Amazon U.S / Intl. Buy from Amazon Australia |
| 5 | The Lost VictimLatest | 2024 | Buy from Amazon U.S / Intl. Buy from Amazon Australia |
Kate Marshall series: frequently asked questions
What order should I read the Kate Marshall series?
Start with Nine Elms (2019), the first book in the Kate Marshall series by Robert Bryndza. Follow the books in publication order for the best reading experience.
How many books are in the Kate Marshall series?
There are 5 books in the Kate Marshall series by Robert Bryndza, published between 2019 and 2024.
What is the first book in the Kate Marshall series?
The first book in the Kate Marshall series is Nine Elms, published in 2019 by Robert Bryndza.
What is the latest book in the Kate Marshall series?
The most recent book in the Kate Marshall series is The Lost Victim (2024) by Robert Bryndza.
About the Kate Marshall series
Robert Bryndza's Kate Marshall novels are gritty British thrillers from the author of the bestselling Erika Foster books. Kate is a former police detective — now a university lecturer and recovering alcoholic — who, with her younger partner Tristan, sets up as a private investigator, reopening cold cases that the police gave up on.
Bryndza delivers the propulsive pace and dark subject matter his fans love, with a flawed, resilient heroine fighting her own demons alongside the killers. The PI premise gives the series a fresh angle on cold-case crime.
Kate's recovery and partnership build across the books, so reading in order from "Nine Elms" is recommended.