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Anthony Horowitz
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Sherlock Holmes mysteries sanctioned by the Conan Doyle estate: |
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The
House of Silk: A Sherlock Holmes Novel (2011)
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Moriarty (2014) |
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Anthony Horowitz, a celebrated novelist, and Daniel Hawthorne, a disgraced yet brilliant detective inspector, working together to turn real life cases into books: |
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The Word Is Murder (2017)
The Sentence Is Death (2018)
A Line To Kill (2021) |
The Twist of a Knife (2022)
Close to Death (2024) |
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James Bond continuations: |
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Trigger Mortis (2015)
Forever and a Day (2018)
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With a Mind To Kill (2022) |
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Susan Ryeland, a London book editor, and the murder mysteries by Alan Conway featuring Atticus Pünd, a half Greek, half-German private detective in the 1950s: |
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Magpie Murders (2017) |
Moonflower Murders (2020)
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Non-series: |
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The
Killing Joke (2004) |
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Tim Diamond, the world’s worst detective,
and his brainy younger brother Nick, in the Diamond Brothers novellas for
children: |
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The
Falcon’s Malteser (1986)
APA: Just
Ask for Diamond (1988)
Public
Enemy Number Two (1987)
South
by Southeast (1991) |
The
French Confection1,2 (2003)
The
Blurred Man1,2 (2003)
I
Know What You Did Last Wednesday1,2 (2003)
The
Greek Who Stole Christmas2 (2007) |
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Alex Rider, the teenage nephew of a former
British secret agent [YA]: |
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Stormbreaker3 (2000)
Point
Blanc4 (2001)
Skeleton
Key5 (2002)
Eagle
Strike6 (2003)
Scorpia7 (2004)
Ark
Angel (2005) |
Snakehead (2007)
Crocodile
Tears (2010)
Scorpia
Rising (2011)
Russian Roulette (2013) [prequel]
Never Say Die (2017) |
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