| Sir John Fielding, blind
magistrate &
founder of first London police by Bruce Alexander |
| 1.
Blind
Justice |
| 2.
Murder in
Grub Street |
| 3.
Watery
Grave |
| 4.
Person or
Persons Unknown |
| 5.
Jack, Knave
and Fool |
| 6.
Death of a
Colonial |
| 7.
The Color
of Death |
| 8.
Smuggler's
Moon |
| 9.
An
Experiment in Treason |
| 10.
The Price of Murder |
| 11.
Rules of Engagement |
|
Other titles in series |
| |
|
| Albert Campion, suave London
sleuth with noble blood by Margery Allingham |
| 1.
The Crime
at Black Dudley |
| 2.
Police at
the Funeral |
| 3.
Look to the
Lady |
| 4.
The Fear
Sign (audio book) |
| 5.
Death of a
Ghost |
| 6.
The Fashion
in Shrouds |
| 7.
The
Traitor's Purse (audio book) |
| 8.
The Tiger
in the Smoke |
| 9.
Tether's
End |
| 10.
The China Governess |
| 11.
Cargo of Eagles |
| 12.
The Return of Mr. Campion |
|
Other titles in series |
| |
|
| Sir Toby Glendower,
archaeologist
by Margot Arnold (see
Archaeology
& Anthropology Mysteries) |
| |
|
| Jane Austen, famous
English author by
Stephanie Barron (see
Bibliomysteries) |
| |
|
| Ursula Blanchard, lady-in-waiting to Queen Elizabeth I
by Fiona Buckley |
| 1.
To Shield
the Queen |
| 2.
The Doublet
Affair |
| 3.
Queen's
Ransom |
| 4.
To Ruin the
Queen |
| 5.
Queen of
Ambition |
| 6.
A Pawn for
a Queen |
| 7.
The
Fugitive Queen |
| 8.
The Siren
Queen |
| |
|
| The Toff, the Honorable Richard Rollison,
high-living, villain-hating, law-bending
by
John Creasey |
| 1.
Kill the Toff |
| 2.
The Toff
and the Deep Blue Sea (audiobook) |
| 3.
The Toff on
Fire |
| 4.
The Toff
and the Stolen Tresses |
| 5.
A Rocket
for the Toff |
|
Other
titles in series |
| |
|
| Lord Danvers
by Donna Fletcher Crow |
| 1.
A Most
Inconvenient Death |
| 2.
Grave
Matters |
| |
|
| Lord Francis Powerscourt, Irish
investigator in Victorian Enland
by David Dickinson |
| 1.
Goodnight
Sweet Prince |
| 2.
Death and
the Jubilee |
| 3.
Death of an
Old Master |
| 4.
Death of a
Chancellor |
| |
|
| Sir Hugh Corbett, spy for King Edward I
by P.C. Doherty |
| 1.
Satan in
St. Mary's |
| 2.
The Crown
in Darkness |
| 3.
Spy in
Chancery |
| 4.
The Angel
of Death |
| 5.
The Prince
of Darkness |
| 6.
Murder
Wears a Cowl |
| 7.
The
Assassin in the Greenwood |
| 8.
The Song of
a Dark Angel |
| 9.
Satan's
Fire |
| 10.
The Devil's Hunt |
| 11.
The Demon
Archer |
| 12.
Corpse Candle |
| |
|
| Susanna Appleton, herbalist
noblewoman in Elizabethan England by Kathy Lynn Emerson |
| 1.
Face Down
in the Marrow-Bone Pie |
| 2.
Face Down
Upon an Herbal |
| 3.
Face Down
Among the Winchester Geese |
| 4.
Face Down
Beneath the Eleanor Cross |
| 5.
Face Down
Under the Wych Elm |
| 6.
Face Down
Across the Western Sea |
| 7.
Face Down
Below the Banqueting House |
|
Other titles in series |
| |
|
| Inspector Thomas Lynley,
Scotland Yard Inspector in London
by Elizabeth George (see
British Police
Mysteries) |
| |
|
| Melrose Plant, Richard Jury's
sidekick by Martha Grimes (see
British Police
Mysteries) |
| 1.
The Man
With a Load of Mischief |
| 2.
The Deer Leap |
| 3.
The Five
Bells and Bladebone |
| 4.
The Old Contemptibles |
| 5.
The Horse
You Came in on |
| 6.
Rainbow's
End |
| 7.
The Case
has Altered |
| 8.
The Lamorna
Wink |
| |
|
| Sarah Booth Delaney & Jitty,
unconventional southern belle & ghost by Carolyn Haines |
| 1.
Them Bones |
| 2.
Buried
Bones |
| 3.
Splintered
Bones |
| 4.
Crossed
Bones |
| 5.
Hallowed
Bones |
| |
|
| Elizabeth I, 1500's England
by Karne Harper |
| 1.
The Poyson Garden |
| 2.
The Tidal
Pool |
| 3.
The Twylight Tower |
| 4.
The Queene's Cure |
| 5.
The Thorne
Maze |
| 6.
The Queene's Christmas |
| 7.
The Fyre
Mirror |
| |
|
| Clair Conrad & Maggie Hill,
reminiscent of Nero Wolf and Archie by Melodie Johson Howe |
| 1.
The Mother
Shadow |
| 2.
Beauty Dies |
| |
|
| Alex Plumtree,
publisher in London by
Julie Kaewert (see
Bibliomysteries) |
| |
|
| Lily Bennett, ex-detective in Roundup, Wyoming
by Marne Davis Kellogg |
| 1.
Bad Manners |
| 2.
Curtsey |
| 3.
Tramp |
| 4.
Nothing But
Gossip |
| 5.
Birthday
Party |
| |
|
| Albert Edward, Prince of Wales
by Peter Lovesey |
| 1.
Bertie and
the Tinman |
| 2.
Bertie and
the Seven Bodies |
| 3.
Bertie and
the Crime of Passion |
| |
|
| Anthony Gethryn, sleuth &
son of an English squire by Philip MacDonald |
| 1. Warrant for
X in
Triple Jeopardy |
| 2.
List of
Adrian Messenger |
| 3. The
Polferry Riddle in
Triple Jeopardy |
| |
|
| Sarah Kelling & Max Bittersohn,
investigative couple in Boston by Charlotte MacLeod |
| 1.
The Family
Vault |
| 2.
The
Withdrawing Room |
| 3.
The Palace
Guard |
| 4.
The Bilbao
Looking Glass |
| 5.
The
Convivial Codfish |
| 6.
The Plain
Old Man |
| 7.
The
Recycled Citizen |
| 8.
The Silver
Ghost |
| 9.
The
Gladstone Bag |
| 10.
The Resurrection Man |
| 11.
The Odd Job |
| 12.
The Balloon Man |
| |
|
| Roderick Alleyn, police
inspector & second son of a baronet by Ngaio Marsh (see
British Police
Mysteries) |
| |
|
| Nora, Emmy & Libby Blackbird,
high society detectivees by
Nancy Martin |
| 1.
How to
Murder a Millionaire |
| 2.
Dead Girls
Don't Wear Diamonds |
| 3.
Some Like
it Lethal |
| 4.
Cross Your
Heart and Hope to Die |
| |
|
Maggie Kelly, Alexander Blake & Viscount
Saint, mystery writer, her books' character & his sidekick
by Kasey Michaels |
| 1.
Maggie
Needs an Alibi |
| 2.
Maggie By
the Book |
| 3.
Maggie
Without a Clue |
| 4.
High Heels and Homicide |
| |
|
| Sir Charles Sheridan & Kate Ardleigh,
amateur detective & his
wife in Victorian England by
Robin Paige |
| 1.
Death at
Bishop's Keep |
| 2.
Death at Gallow's Green |
| 3.
Death at
Daisy's Folly |
| 4.
Death at
Devil's Bridge |
| 5.
Death at Rottingdean |
| 6.
Death at Whitechapel |
| 7.
Death at
Epsom Downs |
| 8.
Death at Dartmoor |
| 9.
Death at
Blenheim Place |
|
Other titles in series |
| |
|
| Thomas and Charlotte Pitt,
Victorian Police Inspector & His Wife
by Anne Perry (see
British Police
Mysteries) |
| |
|
Lord Edward Corinth & Verity Browne,
jaded English aristocrat & leftist journalist in 1930's London
by David Roberts |
| 1.
Sweet
Poison |
| 2.
The Bones
of the Buried |
| 3.
Hollow
Crown |
| 4.
Dangerous
Sea |
| 5.
The More
Deceived |
| |
|
| Lord Peter Wimsey, pianist,
book collector & criminologist
by Dorohty L. Sayers |
| 1.
Whose Body? |
| 2.
Clouds of
Witness in
Lord Peter Takes the Case |
| 3.
Unnatural
Death in
Lord Peter Takes the Case |
4.
Unpleasantness at the Bellona Club in
Lord Peter Takes the Case |
| 5.
Lord Peter
Views the Body |
| 6.
Strong
Poison |
| 7.
The Five
Red Herrings in
Lord Peter Takes the Case |
| 8.
Have His Carcase |
| 9.
Murder Must
Advertise |
| 10.
The Nine Tailors |
| 11.
Gaudy Night |
| 12.
Busman's Honeymoon |
| 13.
Thrones, Dominations |
| 14.
In the Teeth of
Evidence |
| 15.
Striding Folly |
| 16.
A Presumption of Death
(w/ Jill Paton Walsh) |
| |
|
| Beau Brummell, arbiter of
fashion in regency era of Britain by Rosemary Stevens |
| 1.
Death on a
Silver Tray |
| 2.
The Tainted
Snuff Box |
| 3.
The
Bloodied Cravat |
|
Other title in series |
|
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Last updated June 14, 2006 by
Courtney Moore (cmoore@wppl.org). |
