Books like When falcons fall by C. S. Harris

A tense psychological thriller that pits FBI agent Clarice Starling against the notorious cannibalistic serial killer Dr. Hannibal Lecter as they collaborate to catch a new predator.

In 1911, a Welsh coal‑mining family’s fortunes intertwine with the aristocratic Fitzherberts as love, espionage and ambition collide on the eve of World War I, shaping the lives of five families across Britain, Russia, Germany, and America.

During a covert Nazi raid on Britain in 1943, a top secret mission led by agent Kurt Steiner tries to seize Prime Minister Winston Churchill, while IRA gunman Liam Devlin offers unexpected resistance.

After a tragic gunshot wound, former chief detective Carl Mørck is reassigned to cold‑case work, where he is drawn into a five‑year investigation of a missing Danish politician.

When a French physician is murdered in 1813 Regency London, aristocratic investigator Sebastian St. Cyr and his pregnant wife Hero are pulled into a deadly web of war‑time intrigue, a secret Napoleonic delegation, and the vanished Lost Dauphin.

Lady Montfort’s grand summer ball is shattered when her husband’s degenerate nephew is murdered.

In 1813 London, Viscount Sebastian St. Cyr investigates the brutal murder of plantation owner Stanley Preston, uncovering links to King Charles’s 1648 beheading and a web of political intrigue involving the Home Secretary and a vindictive former colonel.

In 1558, young Queen Elizabeth I's coronation is threatened by a poison plot; her spy Brendan Prescott is sent to find a missing lady‑in‑waiting at a Yorkshire manor, uncovering a deadly vendetta that could topple the fledgling reign.

A historical mystery about a thug who becomes a detective in Victorian London, set in a small Bihari village in India and filled with skull-lined mansions and underground tunnels.

In 1813 London, a boy’s murder draws detective Sebastian St. Cyr into the city’s darkest corners—from abandoned factories to aristocratic salons—uncovering a ruthless predator among the elite.

A Viscount in early 19th‑century London investigates a snow‑drift murder tied to the royal court, uncovering secret motives and betrayals amid a frosty Frost Fair.

When WWII threatens Britain, former Churchill aide Maggie Hope is shipped to Windsor Castle to tutor Princess Elizabeth in math—only to find a deadly conspiracy that endangers the royal family and the nation.

""Creative and enthralling. If you enjoy authentic Medieval history combined with modern suspense, this one's for you." --John Lescroart Once a Knight of the Realm, Crispin Guest was stripped of his title and his lands and must now earn his meager living through his wits. With the help of his young apprentice, reformed thief Jack Tucker, Guest is known to certain populations as The Tracker, the man who can find anything--for a price. It is for that reason that Guest is sought out by Nicholas Flamel, an absent-minded alchemist. Both Flamel's wife and his apprentice are missing, and he wants Guest to find them and bring them home. Before he can even begin looking, Guest discovers that Flamel's house has been ransacked. Then Flamel's assistant turns up--dead, hanging from the rafters with a note pinned to his chest by a dagger. It is a ransom note that promises the safe return of his wife in exchange for the Philosopher's Stone, which is reputed to turn lead into gold and create the elixir of life. And the kidnappers aren't the only ones after it. From the highest nobility to Flamel's fellow alchemists, everyone is seeking the stone for themselves. Guest must rescue the missing wife and find the stone before it falls into unworthy hands"--