Books like Rivers of London by Andrew Cartmel

Detective Tony Chu, a Cibopatchic psychic who feeds on murder victims to solve crimes, is assigned by the FDA’s Special Crimes Division to tackle the United States’ strangest food‑related mysteries.

Tony Chu, a cibopathic federal agent who receives psychic impressions through food, investigates a mysterious fruit that leads him to a remote island and a shadowy killer with a sinister appetite.

A crime‑mystery comic set in a world where businesses of magic and finance are interwoven, featuring money‑driven investigations, vampire oligarchs, and shadowy banking cartels.

A gritty noir thriller where occult magic and clandestine banking collude: vampire oligarchs, Black Popes, and IMF hitmen vie for power, while Thomas Dane hunts a hidden target amid a world of dirty money.

In 1931 Bay City, a young patriot hunts union agitators while secretly funding Hollywood to produce idealized, upbeat films of a mythic America.

"Welcome to the city of Red Wheelbarrow, where the world's greatest detective has yet to meet the crime he can't solve-- every criminal in Red Wheelbarrow is caught and convicted thanks to Detective Gould's brilliant mind and cutting-edge spy technology. But lately there has been a rash of crimes so eccentric and random that even Detective Gould is stumped. Will he discover the connection between the compulsive chair thief, the novelist who uses purloined street signs to write her magnum opus, and the photographer who secretly documents peoples' most anguished personal moments? Or will Detective Gould finally meet his match?" -- from publisher's web site. Detective Gould can solve any crime, but when strange crimes start taking place in Red Wheelbarrow, he finds himself stumped. The text and photos contains sexual situations including nudity, and violence.