Simon Brett Books in Order: Every Major Mystery Series and Novel
Simon Brett writes mysteries with a distinctly British sense of humor. His detectives are not always conventional professionals: Charles Paris is a struggling actor…
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Simon Brett writes mysteries with a distinctly British sense of humor. His detectives are not always conventional professionals: Charles Paris is a struggling actor…
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Mark Billingham has built his reputation around detectives who are as complicated as the cases they investigate. His best-known character, Detective Inspector Tom Thorne,…
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Ilona Andrews books are easy to get hooked on, but their interconnected worlds can make the reading order confusing. The Kate Daniels universe alone…
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Christina Dodd has spent decades writing romance and suspense stories with distinctive characters, complicated relationships, family secrets, supernatural threats, and unexpected twists. Her earlier…
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Some historical mysteries focus on solving a crime in a carefully recreated period setting. James R. Benn’s Billy Boyle series goes further by placing…
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Kiersten Modglin writes psychological thrillers built around secrets that refuse to stay hidden. Her stories often begin with something familiar, such as a marriage,…
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Rosamunde Pilcher had a gift for making ordinary lives feel wonderfully rich with possibility. Her novels bring together family secrets, old friendships, unexpected romance,…
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Perry Mason is one of crime fiction’s most recognizable defense attorneys. Created by lawyer-turned-author Erle Stanley Gardner, Mason is famous for taking on clients…
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Alex Erickson writes cozy mysteries for readers who enjoy small-town settings, amateur sleuths, quirky characters, and murder investigations without the relentless intensity of a…
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