The Ink Black Heart: Cormoran Strike, Book 6.

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Bonus, the series has the same audiobook narrator—English actor Robert Glenister—throughout, and there is even a television series for adaptation fans! He recognises how much his agency has benefitted from Robin’s work, and is determined to preserve their working relationship.

With enough jeopardy and tension to overcome the longueurs, and despite the author’s continuing predilection for unnecessary and distracting phonetic dialogue, The Running Grave is testimony to Rowling/Galbraith’s skill as a storyteller. Perhaps just as much as the mystery, the tension and will-they-won’t-they between Strike and Robin has kept fans hooked. The third novel, Career of Evil, begins with Robin receiving a package from a courier, which she discovers contains the severed right leg of a woman. Ilsa is a lawyer who grew up with Strike in Cornwall; Strike recruits Ilsa to assist one of his clients in the second novel.They eventually discover Anomie to be the teenage son of one of those associated with the production and capture him in a violent confrontation in which he threatens to rape and kill Robin and seriously injures Strike. Strike initially hopes his new employee will be gone as soon as possible, but gradually comes to rely on Robin’s intelligence and her natural ability for detective work. During the year, Strike's aunt dies, Matthew grants Robin the divorce because his mistress/girlfriend becomes pregnant, and the heavy work schedule combined with a lack of communication about their issues contributes to several personal misunderstandings and disagreements, including the termination of one of the contractors for repeated inappropriate behaviour toward Robin.

He has six other children from three marriages (the first two ended in divorce, one supposedly as a result of Strike's conception) and a relationship with an actress. The only books JK Rowling has published under her Robert Galbraith pseudonym are the Cormoran Strike books. Eventually they dismantle the church's central myth of the 'drowned prophet' and with the police's help find evidence of several bodies and child trafficking and the charges against Robin are dropped. I. So Strike and Ellacott not only have to try and figure out what crime their client witnessed as a child, but that’s made even more difficult for Strike now that he’s a “celebrity” P. She is concerned by the possible dangers of her daughter's work, and suspicious about the extent of Robin's feelings towards Strike himself.A brother who refuses to believe his famous sister died by suicide and wants to hire Strike to prove it. Having recently broken up with his girlfriend, he is troubled when he learns that Robin is now dating a police detective, as he still harbours latent romantic feelings for her. When frantic, dishevelled Edie Ledwell appears in the office begging to speak to her, private detective Robin Ellacott doesn’t know quite what to make of the situation.