November 30th, 2026: No Need To Fear (DI Sam Winter Edinburgh Police Thrillers, #3)
No Time To Grieve (DI Sam Winter Edinburgh Police Thrillers, #2) was the most recently released book by Ed James, on July 15th, 2026.
Ed James Stats: The highest rated book by Ed James on Book Notification is The Turning of our Bones, the first novel in the DI Rob Marshall series.
The most read book by Ed James on Book Notification is Ghost in the Machine, the first novel in the Scott Cullen Mysteries series. The second most read book is The Turning of our Bones (DI Rob Marshall #1).
Below is a complete list of Ed James books in publication and chronological order, broken down by series. The most popular series by Ed James is the DI Fenchurch Series.
Ranked by popularity, the top Police Scotland Edinburgh Crime Thrillers books are Ghost in the Machine, Windchill / Liars and Thieves, and Devil in the Detail.
The series begins with Dead in the Water as its prequel. Both The Cold Truth and The Dead End are presented as omnibus volumes, with their individual titles displayed in full detail.
Ranked by popularity, the top Scott Cullen Mysteries books are Ghost in the Machine, Windchill / Liars and Thieves, and Devil in the Detail.
Note: some novels such as The Cold Truth are omnibuses of the Cullen & Bain series and not included.
Ranked by popularity, the top Cullen & Bain books are The Last Drop, City of the Dead, and World's End.
Ranked by popularity, the top DI Fenchurch books are The Hope That Kills, In for the Kill, and Worth Killing For.
Ranked by popularity, the top DI Rob Marshall books are The Turning of our Bones, Where the Bodies Lie, and A Lonely Place of Dying.
Ranked by popularity, the top DS Vicky Dodds/Dundee Law books are Skin and Bone, Tooth and Claw / Snared, and Flesh and Blood.
Ed James was born in Edinburgh, Scotland.
Ed James is the author of the Police Scotland Edinburgh Crime Thrillers series which currently consists of 17 novels. The Police Scotland Edinburgh Crime Thrillers series started in 2012 with the novel Ghost in the Machine. The most recently released novel in the Police Scotland Edinburgh Crime Thrillers series was The Broken Line which was released in 2026. There are no upcoming novels for the Police Scotland Edinburgh Crime Thrillers series.
Ed James has also written the DI Fenchurch series which has 10 books including The Hope That Kills and Worth Killing For.
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