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Inspector Rebus

25 books
Ongoing series

About this series

Join Inspector Rebus as he navigates the dark underbelly of Edinburgh, solving complex crimes that often blur the lines of morality. This mystery series offers a gritty look at police work and the human condition, perfect for readers who enjoy a realistic and atmospheric crime drama.

Books

Book cover of Knots and Crosses
#15.0

Knots and Crosses

Ian Rankin

Inspector Rebus #1
Book cover of Hide and Seek
#25.0

Hide and Seek

Ian Rankin

Inspector Rebus #2
Book cover of Tooth and nail
#3

Tooth and nail

Ian Rankin

Inspector Rebus #3
Book cover of Strip Jack
#45.0

Strip Jack

Ian Rankin

Inspector Rebus #4
Book cover of The Black Book
#5

The Black Book

Ian Rankin

Inspector Rebus #5
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#6

Mortal Causes

Ian Rankin

Inspector Rebus #6
Book cover of Let It Bleed
#7

Let It Bleed

Ian Rankin

Inspector Rebus #7
Book cover of Black and Blue
#8

Black and Blue

Francisco Marín

Inspector Rebus #8
Book cover of The Hanging Garden
#9

The Hanging Garden

Ian Rankin

Inspector Rebus #9
Book cover of Dead Souls
#10

Dead Souls

Ian Rankin

Inspector Rebus #10
Book cover of Set in Darkness
#11

Set in Darkness

Ian Rankin

Inspector Rebus #11
Book cover of The Falls
#12

The Falls

Ian Rankin

Inspector Rebus #12
Book cover of Resurrection Men Double Sided A2 Poster
#13

Resurrection Men Double Sided A2 Poster

Ian Rankin

Inspector Rebus #13
Book cover of A question of blood
#145.0

A question of blood

Ian Rankin

Inspector Rebus #14
Book cover of Fleshmarket Close
#15

Fleshmarket Close

Francisco Martín Arribas

Inspector Rebus #15
Book cover of The Naming of the Dead
#16

The Naming of the Dead

Ian Rankin

Inspector Rebus #16
Book cover of Exit Music
#174.0

Exit Music

Ian Rankin

Inspector Rebus #17
Book cover of Standing in Another Man's Grave
#184.0

Standing in Another Man's Grave

Ian Rankin

Inspector Rebus #18
Book cover of Saints of the Shadow Bible
#194.0

Saints of the Shadow Bible

Ian Rankin

Inspector Rebus #19
Book cover of Even Dogs in the Wild
#205.0

Even Dogs in the Wild

Ian Rankin

Inspector Rebus #20
Book cover of Rather Be the Devil
#215.0

Rather Be the Devil

Ian Rankin

Inspector Rebus #21
Book cover of In a House of Lies Lib/E
#224.0

In a House of Lies Lib/E

Ian Rankin

Inspector Rebus #22
Book cover of A Song for the Dark Times
#234.0

A Song for the Dark Times

Ian Rankin

Inspector Rebus #23
Book cover of A Heart Full of Headstones
#244.0

A Heart Full of Headstones

Ian Rankin

Inspector Rebus #24
Book cover of Midnight and Blue The Instant Number 1 Sunday Times bestseller - 'Unmissable'
#254.0

Midnight and Blue The Instant Number 1 Sunday Times bestseller - 'Unmissable'

Ian Rankin

Inspector Rebus #25
Book cover of Beggars Banquet

Beggars Banquet

Ian Rankin

Inspector Rebus
Book cover of Nudos y cruces

Nudos y cruces

Francisco Martín Arribas

Inspector Rebus
Book cover of Black & Blue

Black & Blue

I. Ranking

Inspector Rebus
Book cover of Uñas y dientes

Uñas y dientes

Francisco Martín Arribas

Inspector Rebus

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is the correct reading order for the Inspector Rebus series?

    While the books can often be enjoyed as standalones, the series generally follows a chronological order that deepens the character development of Inspector Rebus. It is recommended to read them in publication order to fully appreciate the evolution of the characters and ongoing storylines.

  • Is there a TV adaptation of the Inspector Rebus books?

    The Inspector Rebus series has been adapted for television, with several actors portraying the titular detective over the years. These adaptations typically cover the plots of individual books within the series.

  • Does the Rebus series connect to Ian Rankin's other books?

    Yes, the Rebus series exists within a shared universe with Ian Rankin's other notable character, Malcolm Fox. There are instances where characters or events from one series are referenced or even cross over into the other.

  • How does the Rebus series evolve over time?

    As the series progresses, readers witness Rebus's career trajectory, including his eventual retirement and subsequent return to police work in a civilian capacity. This allows for a continuous exploration of his character and the changing landscape of Edinburgh's criminal underworld.