Rivers of London Series

Rivers of London

‘It’s witty, fun, and full of vivid characters, and the plot twists will keep even seasoned mystery fans guessing.’

Publishers Weekly

‘… fresh and original and a wonderful read. I loved it.’

Charlaine Harris

‘A hilarious, keenly imagined caper.’

Diana Gabaldon

‘A witty and inventive twist to urban fantasy… Wouldn’t let go until the last page.’

Mario Acevado

'Peter Grant’s adventures are a magical mystery tour de force: a potent mix of police procedural and supernatural saga, by turns funny, spooky, and heartfelt. The only regret I have in devouring a volume the second it comes out is having to wait for the next one.'

Dan Moren, author of All Souls Lost

Moon Over Soho

‘Moon Over Soho cements [the Rivers of London] series as my favorite urban fantasy series. The humor, the world-building, the action, the magic, the mystery, the procedural—all are top-notch.’

Ranting Dragon

‘Mr. Aaronovitch is, in short, writing the best contemporary occult detective series on the shelf today, and that’s by a substantial margin.’

Pornokitsch

‘Moon Over Soho is a gripping continuation of River of London’s well executed blend of police-procedural and fantasy with a good splash of horror thrown in. This is urban fantasy done with a loving attention to detail and enlivened by an ever present wit making this series a must-read for anyone who likes their fantasy with a strong edge of realism.’

SF Book Reviews

Whispers Underground

‘One of the most refreshing things about former Doctor Who writer Aaronovitch’s Rivers of London series of magical procedurals is that they are blessedly free of manufactured rivalries.... This fast, engrossing novel is enjoyable, cheerful, and accessible to new readers.’

Publishers Weekly

‘Ben Aaronovitch writes some of the funniest prose in current fantasy. These books are extremely entertaining, mainly because narrator Peter Grant has a hilarious voice and a sly sense of humor… quirkily effective prose and dry humor, making it a pure pleasure to read.’

Tor.com

‘The prose is witty, the plot clever and the characters incredibly likeable…’

Time Out