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The Joe Pitt Casebooks is a crime fiction series by Charlie Huston set in a divided New York City where vampire clans vie for power. The protagonist, Joe Pitt, is a vampire and former private investigator who navigates a dangerous world of blood, betrayal, and survival. The series explores themes of power, loyalty, and the struggle for existence in a city where vampires and humans coexist in tension.
✓ All 5 books verified against the publisher's official series list.
Publication order
In the order the books were originally released.
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Buy on Amazon2005 · Charlie Huston
Joe Pitt is a Vampyre in Manhattan, hunting a "shambler" infected with a flesh-eating bacteria while feeding a Vyrus that eats at him. Refusing to…
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Buy on Amazon2006 · Charlie Huston
Joe Pitt is a vampire who has lost his job and is running out of money and blood. He relies on both to survive, using money to buy blood and drinking…
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Buy on Amazon2007 · Charlie Huston
Charlie Huston's 2007 novel, part of the Joe Pitt series, is set in a New York City divided by vampire clans. Joe Pitt, a private investigator and…
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Buy on Amazon2008 · Charlie Huston
Charlie Huston's Half the Blood of Brooklyn is a crime novel featuring Joe Pitt, a rogue vampire and former private investigator. After a series of…
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Buy on Amazon2009 · Charlie Huston
No One Lives Forever. Not Even a Vampire is a 2009 novel by Charlie Huston. The story follows Joe Pitt, a man who has exposed the secret source of…
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Frequently asked questions
What order should I read the Joe Pitt Casebooks books in?
Read them in publication order, starting with “Already dead”. Start with “Already dead.”
How many books are in the Joe Pitt Casebooks series?
We list 5 books by Charlie Huston , published between 2005–2009.
Where can I buy the Joe Pitt Casebooks books?
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