RIVERS AFTER DARKSeventeen audio editions
Compare narrator, running time and place in the series. Peter’s main sequence is chiefly voiced by Kobna Holdbrook-Smith; the companion stories change lead and voice. Stone and Sky credits Holdbrook-Smith and Shvorne Marks together. Those are edition credits, not explanations for production decisions.
Running times and narrator credits were checked against the linked Audible UK editions; times can differ between editions. Use the mixed-format reading order for the placement of companion works.
Probationary constable Peter Grant discovers that a murder witness is a ghost, bringing him into the Folly, an apprenticeship in magic and a dispute among London’s river spirits.
A string of deaths among London jazz musicians draws Peter into Soho’s musical history while a second investigation points towards a dangerous practitioner.
A murder connected to the Underground sends Peter, Lesley and an FBI observer through tunnels, sewers, art circles and the hidden communities beneath London.
Apparently unrelated deaths, a stolen grimoire and unusual activity around a south London housing estate pull Peter towards the Faceless Man’s plans.
Peter leaves London for rural Herefordshire to assist with the disappearance of two children and finds that local legends may be evidence rather than decoration.
A death at an exclusive party entangles Peter with wealthy families, Lady Ty and the continuing hunt for the Faceless Man.
Peter and the Folly attempt to stop the Faceless Man’s plan as London’s history, archaeology and magical institutions converge.
Peter takes a job inside a technology company while investigating its secretive founder and the possibility that old magic has found a new operating system.
A death at the London Silver Vaults leads Peter through family histories, religious artefacts and a supernatural figure pursuing an old grievance.
Peter’s Scottish holiday becomes an investigation in a landscape where London’s understandings of magic and allegiance no longer provide reliable rules.
Something magical is loose among the British Library’s collections, giving Peter and Nightingale a very specialised problem among the stacks.
Forgetful witnesses and spectral encounters on the Metropolitan line send Peter, Jaget, Abigail and Toby along the railway in search of an urgent message.
German investigator Tobias Winter and local officer Vanessa Sommer examine an impossible death in Trier and uncover the city’s own magical history.
A collection of cases, character pieces and historical glimpses featuring Peter, Nightingale, Abigail, Kimberley Reynolds, Tobias Winter and others.
While Peter is away, Abigail investigates missing teenagers around Hampstead Heath with a new friend and a highly opinionated network of talking foxes.
FBI agent Kimberley Reynolds travels to a snowbound Wisconsin town after a supernatural incident and follows a case into buried history and extreme weather.
In 1920s New York, Augustus Berrycloth-Young is drawn into Thomas Nightingale’s pursuit of a magically dangerous saxophone through Long Island and Harlem.