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M.J. Trow
Meirion James Trow
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Sholto Joseph Lestrade, a Scotland Yard
inspector in 19th century London, England: |
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The Adventures
of Inspector Lestrade (1985)
APA: The Supreme Adventure of Inspector Lestrade (1985)
Brigade:
The Further Adventures of Lestrade (1986)
Lestrade and the Hallowed House (1987)
Lestrade
and the Leviathan (1987)
Lestrade
and the Brother of Death (1988)
Lestrade
and the Ripper (1988)
Lestrade
and the Guardian Angel (1990)
Lestrade
and the Deadly Game (1990) |
Lestrade
and the Gift of the Prince (1991)
Lestrade
and the Magpie (1991)
Lestrade
and the Dead Man’s Hand (1992)
Lestrade
and the Sign of Nine (1992)
Lestrade
and the Sawdust Ring (1993)
Lestrade
and the Mirror of Murder (1993)
Lestrade
and the Kiss of Horus (1995)
Lestrade
and the Devil’s Own (1996)
Lestrade and the Giant Rat of Sumatra (2014) |
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Peter Maxwell, a widowed teacher and golden-hearted
cynic, in England: |
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Maxwell’s House (1994)
Maxwell’s Flame (1995)
Maxwell’s Movie (1998)
Maxwell’s War (1999)
Maxwell’s Ride (2000)
Maxwell’s Curse (2000)
Maxwell’s
Reunion (2001)
Maxwell’s
Match (2002)
Maxwell’s Inspection (2003) |
Maxwell’s Grave (2004)
Maxwell’s Mask (2005)
Maxwell’s
Point (2007)
Maxwell’s Chain (2008)
Maxwell’s Revenge (2009)
Maxwell’s Retirement (2010)
Maxwell’s
Island (2011)
Maxwell’s Crossing (2012)
Maxwell’s Return (2014) |
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Kit (Christopher) Marlowe, the Elizabethan
playwright in his youth, beginning in 1583 Cambridge,
England: |
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Dark
Entry (2011)
Silent
Court (2012)
Witch Hammer (2012)
Scorpions’ Nest (2013)
Crimson Rose (2013)
Traitor’s Storm (2014)
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Secret World (2015)
Eleventh Hour (2017)
Queen’s Progress (2018)
Black Death (2019)
The Reckoning (2020)
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Captain Matthew Grand, a Union cavalry officer, and James Batchelor, a London journalist, in the 1860s, in the Grand & Batchelor Victorian mysteries: |
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The Blue and the Grey (2015)
The Circle (2016)
The Angel (2016)
The Island (2018) |
The Ring (2019)
The Black Hills (2020)
Last Nocturne (2021) |
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Justinus, Paternus, Leocadius, and Vitalis, Roman soldiers at Hadrian's Wall in 367 Britain, in the Britannia historical thriller series [written with Richard Denham]: |
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Britannia: Part 1, The Wall (2014) |
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Geoffrey Chaucer, Comptroller of the King’s Woollens and court poet, beginning in 1380 England: |
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A Knight’s Tale (2021) |
The Yeoman’s Tale (2022) |
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Margaret Murray, the real-life British archeologist, beginning in 1900 London, England: |
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Four Thousand Days (2022) |
Breaking the Circle (2023) |
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Non-fiction and true crime: |
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Let
Him Have It, Chris (1990)
The
Wigwam Murder (1994)
The
Many Faces of Jack the Ripper (1997)
Hess:
The British Conspiracy (1999)
Who
Killed Kit Marlowe?: A Contract to Murder in Elizabethan England (2001)
Vlad
the Impaler: In Search of the Real Dracula (2003)
War
Crimes: Underworld Britain in the Second World War (2008) |
Foul
Deeds and Suspicious Deaths in the Isle of Wight (2009)
Jack
the Ripper: Quest for a Killer (2009)
Enemies
of the State: The Cato Street Conspiracy (2010)
The
Thames Torso Murders (2011)
Murder by Mistake (2012) [ebook]
Ripper Hunter: Abberline and the Whitechapel Murders (2012)
The Last Gentleman of the SAS (2014) [written with John Randall] |
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