Best Robert Galbraith Books

Strike's longest investigation yet takes him undercover in a religious cult where peaceful humanitarian rhetoric masks something far more sinister than he and Robin have ever encountered.

A severed leg delivered to their office sends Strike and Robin hunting through four dangerous suspects from Strike's past, each with motive to terrorize the detective agency.

Galbraith (Rowling) introduces detective Cormoran Strike as he investigates whether supermodel Lula Landry's fatal fall was suicide or murder amid London's fashion world excess.

Strike searches for novelist Owen Quine, whose new book savagely parodies real people with murderous detail—then Quine turns up dead, killed exactly like in his manuscript. Galbraith crafts a locked-room mystery within the vindictive world of literary publishing.

Edie Ledwell created a beloved webcomic, but online trolls have turned her life into hell—and now someone wants her dead. Galbraith's longest Strike novel yet dives deep into internet culture, examining how anonymous harassment can escalate to real-world violence.