Dead If You Don’t by Peter James is the 14th book in the Roy Grace series. Kipp Brown stared at the text, from a number he did not recognize, that had pinged in on his phone. He read it a second time, then a third. Mr. Brown, we have your son. We have also connected to…
Set in Brighton and Sussex, England, Need You Dead by Peter James is the 13th book in the Detective Superintendent Roy Grace series (available June 6, 2017). When Roy Grace had first joined the Major Crimes Branch, he had made a pledge to himself. He was going to raise that bar from eighty-five percent of homicides…
I’m extremely excited to have launched my own YouTube channel, Peter James TV, in which I’m going to be sharing with you many aspects of my life as a writer. To give you a taste, here are some of the highlights you’ll be able to find there:
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In Peter James' You Are Dead, the last words Jamie Ball hears from his fiancée, Logan Somervile, are in a terrified mobile phone call from her. She has just driven into the underground car park beneath the apartment block where they live in Brighton, and seen a man acting strangely. Then she screams and the…
Want You Dead by Peter James is the 10th police procedural featuring UK Detective Superintendent Roy Grace, this time pursuing a violent stalker who wants to set fire to everything and everyone his ex-girlfriend still cares for (available November 18, 2014). The tenth installment in this wildly popular British series, following the exploits of Brighton…
Dead Man’s Time by Peter James is the ninth procedural featuring Brighton's Detective Superintendent Roy Grace, who confronts a case spanning nations and generations (available October 15, 2013). Dead Man’s Time starts in 1922 New York, when we see a little boy lose his parents to murder. This same little boy gets shipped off to…
Some clubs have an exclusive membership list. It takes years or connections or both to get a coveted spot. Then there’s a group like crime fiction’s Dead Wives Club where membership is something to be avoided. And to quell any cries of sexism, women bereft of husbands are welcome, too. It just so happens that…
