J. J. Wit Book order (chronological)

Een vrouwelijke privé-detective onderzoekt de moord op een kunstdocente in een Zuid-Engels universiteitsplaatsje.

Twee mannen proberen te achterhalen wie verantwoordelijk is voor de inbraak waarbij een jonge vrouw zwaar rugletsel heeft opgelopen.

Na de moord op zijn stiefvader gaat een man op zoek naar zijn biologische vader en zijn verdwenen broer.

Suspended from his job with the LAPD, Harry Bosch must face the darkest parts of his past to track down his mother's killer . . . even if it costs him his life. Harry attacked his commanding officer and is suspended indefinitely, pending a psychiatric evaluation. At first he resists the LAPD shrink, but finally recognizes that something is troubling him and has for a long time. In 1961, when Harry was twelve, his mother, a prostitute, was brutally murdered, and no one has ever been accused of the crime. With the spare time a suspension brings, Harry opens up the thirty-year-old file on the case and is irresistibly drawn into a past he has always avoided. It's clear that the case was fumbled and the smell of a cover-up is unmistakable. Someone powerful was able to divert justice and Harry vows to uncover the truth. As he relentlessly follows the broken pieces of the case, the stirred interest causes new murders and pushes Harry to the edge of his job... and his life.

Een zwarte advocaat neemt de verdediging op zich van een blanke politieman die ervan verdacht wordt een zwarte verslaafde te hebben vermoord.

This novel is constructed around the supposition that Winston Churchill secretly met with Adolf Hitler in 1940 to discuss the terms of a British surrender. Forty years later, Hitler's personal minutes of the discussions are threatening to surface.