Quigg Books in Order

Quigg Series by Tim Ellis

The Quigg series by Tim Ellis is a gripping collection of crime fiction novels featuring Detective Inspector Quigg. Set in London, the series follows Quigg as he solves complex murder cases, often with the help of a rotating cast of partners. With its dark humor, intricate plots, and compelling characters, this series is perfect for fans of police procedurals and crime thrillers.

Publication Order of Quigg Books

1. Body 13 (2010)
2. The Graves at Angel Brook (2010)
3. The Twelve Murders of Christmas (2011)
4. The Skulls Beneath Eternity Wharf (2012)
5. The Terror at Grisly Park (2013)
6. The Haunting of Bleeding Heart Yard (2014)
7. The Corpse in Highgate Cemetery (2015)
8. The Enigma of Apocalypse Heights (2016)
9. The Lost Children of Bethnal Green (2016)
10. The Charnel House in Copperfield Street (2018)

1. Body 13 (2010)

The series begins with Detective Inspector Quigg investigating the theft of a corpse from a hospital mortuary. The stolen body, labeled “Body 13,” leads Quigg and his rookie partner, Mavourneen Duffy, into a dark world of secrets and crime. This book sets the tone for the series with its mix of suspense, dark humor, and unexpected twists.

2. The Graves at Angel Brook (2010)

In this installment, Quigg is paired with Constable Heather Walsh to solve a chilling case involving a serial killer targeting children. The murderer leaves cryptic Biblical messages on the victims, adding a layer of mystery to the investigation. This book is both haunting and thought-provoking.

3. The Twelve Murders of Christmas (2011)

Quigg and his partner, Sergeant Lulu Begone, are sent to England as part of a police exchange program. They are tasked with catching a serial killer who mimics the “Twelve Days of Christmas” in his murders. Each victim is found with a gruesome clue tied to the famous carol. This festive yet macabre mystery is a standout in the series.

4. The Skulls Beneath Eternity Wharf (2012)

Quigg faces one of his most challenging cases yet when a series of skulls are discovered beneath a wharf. As he delves deeper, he uncovers a web of corruption and betrayal that threatens to destroy everything he holds dear. This book is a masterclass in tension and storytelling.

5. The Terror at Grisly Park (2013)

Quigg and his new partner, Kline, investigate a series of murders in a seemingly idyllic park. The case takes a dark turn as they uncover a sinister connection between the victims. This book is a fast-paced thriller with plenty of surprises.

6. The Haunting of Bleeding Heart Yard (2014)

In this eerie installment, Quigg investigates a series of murders linked to a haunted location. The blend of supernatural elements and gritty detective work makes this book a unique addition to the series.

7. The Corpse in Highgate Cemetery (2015)

Quigg is called to Highgate Cemetery to investigate a bizarre murder involving a corpse left in a crypt. The case takes him into the world of secret societies and hidden agendas. This book is both atmospheric and thrilling.

8. The Enigma of Apocalypse Heights (2016)

Quigg faces a personal and professional crisis as he investigates a series of murders in a high-rise building. The stakes are higher than ever in this intense and emotional story.

9. The Lost Children of Bethnal Green (2016)

Quigg and his team search for missing children in Bethnal Green. The case uncovers a dark underworld of exploitation and crime. This book is both heartbreaking and hopeful.

10. The Charnel House in Copperfield Street (2018)

In the final book of the series, Quigg investigates a gruesome murder in a derelict house. The case forces him to confront his own demons and make difficult choices. This book is a fitting conclusion to the series, filled with suspense and emotional depth.

Why You’ll Love Quigg

The Quigg series is perfect for readers who enjoy dark, gritty crime fiction with a touch of humor. Tim Ellis’s writing is sharp, engaging, and full of unexpected twists. Detective Inspector Quigg is a complex and relatable protagonist, and his cases are as intriguing as they are chilling. The series explores themes of justice, morality, and the human condition, making it both entertaining and thought-provoking.

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