Torquil MacLeod Reading Order
3 series · 13 books
Torquil MacLeod is a contemporary mystery and thriller writer who has crafted two distinct series showcasing his range across detective fiction and adventure narratives. His Inspector Anita Sundstrom series anchors his work in Scandinavian crime mystery, while the Jack Flyford Misadventures offer a lighter, action-driven alternative. With twelve books published since 2010, MacLeod has built a loyal readership across both crime enthusiasts and adventure fans.
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Inspector Anita Sundstrom Series
Ongoing11 books (2010–2025)
The Inspector Anita Sundstrom series is an ongoing mystery and thriller sequence comprising eleven books published between 2010 and 2025. Begin with Meet Me in Malmö and follow the series in publication order through the most recent entry, Myth in Malmö. The Swedish crime fiction series features detective work set in Malmö, with each installment building on the previous investigations and character development.
Start with Meet Me in Malmö, the first of 11 books in the Inspector Anita Sundstrom series.
Start this series with Meet Me in Malmö
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Jack Flyford Misadventures Series
Complete1 book (2014–2014)
Standalone Novels Series
Complete1 book (2026–2026)
Frequently Asked Questions
- How many books has Torquil MacLeod written?
- Torquil MacLeod has written 13 books across 3 series. Their published works span from 2010 to 2026.
- What is the first book in each Torquil MacLeod series?
- Here are the first books in Torquil MacLeod's series: Inspector Anita Sundstrom: Meet Me in Malmö.
- What order should I read Torquil MacLeod's books?
- We recommend reading Torquil MacLeod's series in publication order. Each series can be read independently.
- Is Torquil MacLeod still writing new books?
- Yes, Torquil MacLeod has 1 ongoing series: Inspector Anita Sundstrom.

