Author

Ian Rankin

22 books · 4 series · 5 readers

Ian Rankin is a Scottish crime writer and philanthropist, best known for his Inspector Rebus novels, which began with Knots and Crosses in 1987. Born in Fife in 1960, he was the first of his family to attend university and worked a number of jobs before becoming a writer. His crime fiction is a major part of the tartan noir genre, and the Rebus books have sold over 35 million copies. Later entries include A Question of Blood, the fourteenth novel in the series.

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22 books

1987

  1. Knots and Crosses

    Inspector Rebus · Book 1

    3.0(1)

1992

  1. Strip Jack

    Standalone

1993

  1. The Black Book

    Standalone

1994

  1. Mortal Causes

    An Inspector Rebus novel

1995

  1. Let It Bleed

    Standalone

1997

  1. Black and Blue

    Standalone

1998

  1. The Hanging Garden

    Standalone

1999

  1. Dead Souls

    Standalone

2000

  1. Set in Darkness

    Standalone

2001

  1. The Falls

    Standalone

2002

  1. Resurrection Men

    Standalone

    3.0(1)

2003

  1. A Question of Blood

    An Inspector Rebus novel · Book 14

    3.0(1)

2004

  1. Fleshmarket Close

    Standalone

2007

  1. The Naming of the Dead

    Standalone

    3.0(1)
  2. Exit Music

    Standalone

    3.0(1)

2013

  1. Saints of the Shadow Bible

    Standalone

2015

  1. Even Dogs in the Wild

    The Detective Inspector Rebus series

2016

  1. Rather Be the Devil

    John Rebus

2017

  1. In a House of Lies

    Standalone

2020

  1. A Song for the Dark Times

    Standalone

2022

  1. A Heart Full of Headstones

    Standalone

2024

  1. Midnight and Blue

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