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Andrew Taylor
Andrew John Robert Taylor
[1951-] |
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William Dougal, a post-grad student and
security firm employee, in England: |
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Caroline
Minuscule (1982)
Waiting
for the End of the World (1984)
Our
Fathers’ Lies (1985)
An
Old School Tie (1986) |
Freelance
Death (1987)
Blood
Relation (1990)
The
Sleeping Policeman (1992)
Odd Man Out (1993) |
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An ensemble
cast, including Richard Thornhill, a detective inspector, and Jill Francis,
a journalist, in Lydmouth, England, in the 1950s, in the Lydmouth
series: |
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An
Air That Kills (1994)
The
Mortal Sickness (1995)
The
Lover of the Grave (1997)
The
Suffocating Night (1998) |
Where
Roses Fade (2000)
Death’s
Own Door (2001)
Call
the Dying (2004)
Naked
to the Hangman (2006) |
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The Roth Trilogy traces the psychological
development of a serial killer: |
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The
Four Last Things (1997)
The
Judgment of Strangers (1998) |
The
Office of the Dead (2000)
Requiem
for an Angel (2002) [omnibus of the Roth Trilogy] |
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The Blaines Trilogy, where the private
lives of the spies and their families are more important than their public
actions: |
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The
Second Midnight (1987)
Blacklist (1988) |
Toyshop (1990) |
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Non-series: |
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The Raven on the Water (1991)
The Barred Window (1993)
An
Unpardonable Crime (2004)
APA: The
American Boy
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A
Stain on the Silence (2006)
Bleeding
Heart Square (2008)
The Anatomy of Ghosts (UK due April 23, 2010) |
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Written as Andrew Saville
Jim Bergerac, a detective sergeant in the Bureau des Etrangers, on the
island of Jersey in the English Channel, in these novelization
of the BBC TV series: |
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Bergerac: Crimes of the Season
(1985) [SS]
APA: Bergerac Is Back (1985)
Bergerac
and the Moving Fever (1988)
Bergerac
and the Jersey Rose (1988) |
Bergerac
and the Traitor’s Child (1988)
Bergerac
and the Fatal Weakness (1988) |
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