Ben Aaronovitch audiobooks in order
Everything Ben Aaronovitch has on this site: 1 series, 15 books published 2011–2025.
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Where to start
Publication order, novellas included — they are not skippable filler. The October Man and Winter's Gifts follow different characters entirely, and What Abigail Did That Summer fills a gap the novels deliberately leave open. Expect a change of voice on those: on Audible UK The October Man is read by Sam Peter Jackson, What Abigail Did That Summer by Shvorne Marks and Winter's Gifts by Penelope Rawlins, and Shvorne Marks joins Kobna Holdbrook-Smith on Stone and Sky.
Series in order
Rivers of London in order15 books · Kobna Holdbrook-Smith, with other readers on three of the novellas and Shvorne Marks alongside him on Stone and Sky
Every book, in order
All 15 books across 1 series. Each links to its Audible listing.
- 1
Rivers of London (2011) - 2
Moon Over Soho (2011) - 3
Whispers Under Ground (2012) - 4
Broken Homes (2013) - 5
Foxglove Summer (2014) - 6
The Hanging Tree (2016) - 7
The Furthest Station (novella) (2017) - 8
Lies Sleeping (2018) - 9
The October Man (novella) (2019) - 10
False Value (2020) - 11
What Abigail Did That Summer (novella) (2021) - 12
Amongst Our Weapons (2022) - 13
Winter's Gifts (novella) (2023) - 14
The Masquerades of Spring (novella) (2024) - 15
Stone and Sky (2025)
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