|
Trini Bates
widowed Hispanic dowser
Depression era
Ludlodi, Colorado 1932 |
Cast
the First Stone [2009]
Amazon
Author Page
|
|
|
Widower Dr. Clyde Deacon
former personal physician to
assassinated Pres. McKinley
returned to private practice in
small town Fairfield NY 1902 |
The Angel of the Glade [2009]
The Miser of Cherry Hill [2011]
Amazon
Author Page
|
|
|
Louisa May Alcott,
Writer and amateur sleuth
Late 19th Century USA |
Louisa
and the Missing Heiress [2004]
Louisa and the Country Bachelor [2005]
Louisa and the Crystal Gazer [2006]
Amazon
Author Page
|
|
Shona
MacLean
Alexander Seaton,
School master and
disgraced minister
Scotland & Ireland 1620s
Amazon
Author Page |
The Redemption of Alexander Seaton [2006]
A Game of Sorrows [2010]
|
|
Gary
Madden
Melody
Rush
Amateur detective, Sees
Supernatural / Ghosts
Pittsburgh, PA 1952
Amazon
Author Page |
Time
of Death [2011] |
| |
|
Mary
Anne Madden
Cass Costello,
newspaper reporter
Iowa City, Iowa 1972 |
A Campus Death [2008]
|
|
Pierre
Magnan
Seraphin Monge, sole survivor
of his family's 1896 massacre
Upper Provence 1920 |
The Murdered House [1999]
Beyond the Grave [2002]
Amazon
Author Page
|
|
Eddie
Maguire
Sherlock Holmes Pastiches
Victorian England |
Strange Affair At Glastonbury [1999]
Sherlock Holmes and the Tandridge Hall
Murder: And Other Stories [2001]
Sherlock Holmes and the Secret
Mission [2005]
Sherlock Holmes and the Three Poisoned Pawns Maguire w/ Manuel
E. Garcia and Roger Jaynes [June 2008]
Amazon
Author Page
|
|
Mary
Maher
(Non-Series)
Tom Martin, ex-seminarian
reporter for the Chicago Tribune
Chicago IL, USA 1889
Based on a real life murder |
The
Devil's Card [1992] |
|
|
Nora Simms, prostitute
i.e. Woman of ill fame
San Francisco CA during
the Gold Rush (mid 19th C) |
Woman
of Ill Fame [2007] |
|
|
Camelot, a peddler dealing in
fake holy relics, & 9 strangers he
acquires as companions in his travels
Kent, Oxfordshire, and Norfolk 1348 |
Company
of Liars [2008] |
|
|
Multiple narrators caught in the
conflict between a cult-dominated
village and Flemish newly arrived to
set up a beguinage (city of women)
Ulewic, North Norfolk coast 1321 |
The
Owl Killers [2009] |
|
Tucker
Malarkey
(Non-Series)
Gemma Bastian, daughter of a
renowned British archeologist;
draws on actual events around
finding lost gospels at Nag Hammadi
Cairo Egypt, after World War II |
Resurrection
[2006] |
|
|
Leo Hoffman, Hungarian national, wealthy businessman, a gift
for languages, spy.
World War I, II
Historical Suspense
|
Heart of
Lies (2010)
Heart of Deception (2011)
Amazon
Author Page |
|
|
Amelia Watson
the second wife of
Dr. John H. Watson
(of Sherlock Holmes fame)
late Victorian England |
The
Adventures of the Second
Mrs. Watson (short stories) [2000]
Murder in the Bath [2004]
The Exploits of the Second
Mrs. Watson (short stories) [2008]
The Singularity Society of London [2007]
available as an Amazon short
|
|
Paul
Malmont
Walter (The Shadow) Gibson
and Lester (Doc Savage) Dent
the pulp era's greatest
writers and rivals
America 1937 |
The
Chinatown Death Cloud Peril [2006] |
|
|
Maxwell Houghton, amateur sleuth
son of a wealthy Boston banker
1869 various locales |
Shadow
Wind [2001]
Long River [2003] |
|
Peter
Manso
Co-author with Ellen
Hawkes - see listing under Hawkes |
|
Hannah
March
(aka Tim Wilson)
Robert Fairfax,
Itinerant tutor
Britain 1750s-1760s |
The
Complaint of the Dove [1999]
The Devil's Highway [1999]
A Distinction of Blood [2000]
Death Be My Theme [2000]
A Necessary Evil [2001] |
|
Leslie
Margolin
(Non-series)
Retelling of the real life
Thompson-Bywaters murder case
London 1922 |
Adulteress
[2006] |
|
Jay
Margrave
Priedeux,
a contract killer
England 1399 |
The
Gawain Quest: A Medieval Mystery [2007] |
|
|
General Ulysses S. Grant
Julia Grant, his wife
Georgetown, Ohio
Post Civil War, 1865 |
The
Ambush of My Name [2001]
A Good Soldier [2003] |
|
Chris
Marr
(Non-series)
George Erskine, invalided
out of the Boer War
on trial for murder of his wife
Hampshire, England 1903 |
The
Lady of the Manor [2008] |
|
William
Marshall
City Detective Virgil Tillman
and his partner,
patrolman Ned Muldoon
of the Strong Arm Squad
New York City 1880s |
New
York Detective [1989]
Faces in the Crowd [1991] |
|
|
The Domesday Mysteries
Ralph Delchard, Soldier
Gervase Bret, Lawyer
11th C England |
The
Wolves of Savernake [1993]
The Ravens of Blackwater [1994]
The Dragons of Archenfield [1995]
The Lions of the North [1996]
The Serpents of Harpledown [1996]
The Stallions of Woodstock [1997]
The Hawks of Delamere [1998]
The Wildcats of Exeter [1998]
The Foxes of Warwick [1999]
The Owls of Glouscester [2000]
The Elephants of Norwich [2000]
|
|
|
Elizabethan Theater Mysteries
Nicholas Bracewell, Actor
England, 1558 - 1603 |
The
Queen's Head [1988]
The Merry Devils [1989]
The Trip to Jerusalem [1990]
The Nine Giants [1991]
The Mad Courtesan [1992]
The Silent Woman [1994]
The Roaring Boy [1995]
The Laughing Hangman [1996]
The Fair Maid of Bohemia [1997]
The Wanton Angel [1999]
The Devil's Apprentice [2001]
The Bawdy Basket [2002]
The Vagabond Clown [2003]
The Counterfeit Crank [2004]
The Malevolent Comedy [2005]
The Princess of Denmark [2006] |
|
|
Restoration England Mysteries
Christopher Redmayne, Architect
Jonathan Bale, Puritan Constable
Restoration London, England 1688-1670 |
The
King's Evil [1999]
The Amorous Nightingale [2000]
The Repentant Rake [2001]
The Frost Fair [2003]
The Parliament House [2006]
The Painted Lady [2007]
|
|
|
Inspector Robert Colbeck
1850s London, England |
The Railway Detective [2004]
The Excursion Train [2005]
The Railway Viaduct [2006]
The Iron Horse [2007]
Murder on the Brighton Express [2008]
The Silver Locomotive Mystery [2009]
Railway to the Grave [2010]
Blood on the Line (Rail[2011]
|
|
|
Anthology, mostly historical
covering 2000 years |
Murder,
Ancient and Modern [2005] |
|
Andrew
Martin
Jim Stringer, railway porter
and amateur sleuth, later
official railway detective
Various locations in England
1903-1914 |
The
Necropolis Railway [2002]
The Blackpool Highflyer [2004]
The Lost Luggage Porter [2006]
Murder at Deviation Junction [2007]
Death on a Branch Line [2008]
The Last Train to Scarborough [2009]
|
|
|
Murder A-Go-Go Mysteries
Bebe Bennett,
groovy secretary
to a record company executive
1964 New York City |
It's
a Mod, Mod, Mod, Mod Murder [2005]
Twist and Shout Murder [2006]
Secret Agent Girl [2007]
|
|
|
Paige Turner,
Budding mystery writer
1950s USA |
Murderers
Prefer Blondes [2003]
Murder Is a Girl's Best Friend [2004]
How to Marry a Murderer [2005]
Murder on a Hot Tin Roof [2006]
Dial Me for Murder [2008]
|
|
|
Ensemble cast
espionage thriller
mixing real life and
fictional characters
WW II Paris, 1940 |
The
Alibi Club [2006] |
|
Theodore
Mathieson
(Non-series)
Various detectives
and settings |
The
Great Detectives [1960]
Collection of short stories with
various historical figures: Leonardo
da Vinci, Alexander the Great, Omar
Khayyam, Hernando Cortez, Don Miguel
de Cervantes, Daniel Defoe, Captain Cook,
Dan'l Boone, Stanley and Livingstone,
and Florence Nightingale as detective
Devil and Ben Franklin [1961]
1734, Philadelphia |
|
Greg
Matthews
Keith Moody, Screenwriter
Hollywood 1940s |
Far
from Heaven [1997]
Come to Dust [1998]
|
|
Robin
Maxwell
(Non-Series)
"The Princes in the Tower" mystery
As viewed by Nell Caxton, daughter
of printer William Caxton and
friend to the princes' sister
London 1480s |
To
the Tower Born [2005] |
|
James
P Maywar
Blue Water Trilogy
Patrolman Tobias Sharpe, Detective
John Gressley, police dept employee
Sylvia Pointe, Sharpe's wife Mary
and newspaper reporter Bill Boyd
Port Huron, Michigan 1913-1926 |
A Blue
Water Death [2006]
Fallen Oaks [2007]
A Summer of Rage [2008]
|
|
|
Isaac Woodward, magistrate
and his assistant, Matthew Corbett
Colonial US var locations 1699-1703 |
Speaks
the Nightbird [2002]
Paperback edition [2003] is in 2 volumes:
Volume I: Judgment of the Witch
Volume II: Evil Unveiled
The Queen of Bedlam [2007]
Mister Slaughter [2010]
|
|
|
John Darnell,
Professional Investigator
Mid-1900's,
England and Europe |
The
Case of Cabin 13 [1998]
The Case of Compartment 7 [2000]
The Case of the 2nd Seance [2000]
The Case of the Ripper's Revenge [2001]
The Case of the Uninvited Guest [2002]
To Die, or Not to Die [2003] |
|
|
Nellie Bly, America's first
female investigative reporter,
Victorian New York, London and Paris |
The
Alchemy of Murder [2009]
The Illusion of Murder [2010]
|
|
|
Dorie Lennox,
female private investigator
Kansas City
World War II swing era |
One
O'Clock Jump [2001]
Sweet and Lowdown [2002]
|
|
Vincent
McConnor
(Non-Series)
Francois Eugene Vidocq,
former criminal, founder and
chief of the Surete, friend of
Balzac, Dumas, and Hugo
Paris, France 1823 |
I Am
Vidocq [1985] |
|
James
McCreet
Detective George Williamson
and master criminal Noah Dyson
Early Victorian London |
The
Incendiary's Trail [2009]
The Vice Society [2010]
|
|
Catriona
McCuaig
Nesta Davies,
midwife
Hollyhill, England 1533 |
Snares
and Nets [2009]
|
|
Colleen
McCullough
Police Lieutenant
Carmine Delmonico
fictional ivy league Chubb Univ.
Holloman, Conn 1960s |
On,
Off: A Novel [2006]
Too Many Murders [2009]
|
|
|
Hector Lassiter, crime novelist
Hemingway's friend and the last man
standing of the Lost Generation
Idaho 1965 |
Print
the Legend [2010]
|
|
Hal
McDonald
Edward Montague and his
roommate, Jean-Claude Legard
of Paris. as young students
at Guy’s Hospital in London 1825 |
The
Anatomists [2008]
(original title: A Simple Case of Revenge)
|
|
Susan
McDuffie Muirteach, eldest
son of
the head of the Oronnsay Priory
1373 Scotland |
Mass for the Dead [2006]
The Faerie Hills [2011] |
|
James
McGee
(Pseudonym for Glen Moy)
Matthew Hawkwood,
Bow Street Runner
1811 London |
Ratcatcher
[2006]
Resurrectionist [2007]
Rapscallion [2008]
Rebellion [2010]
|
|
Iona
McGregor
Detective James McLevy,
Christabel MacKenzie, student
and Eleanor Stewart, her tutor
and lesbian lover
Edinburgh, Scotland 1860 |
Death
Wore a Diadem [1989] |
|
|
Major Alec Marshall VC,
newly returned from the Boer Wars
London, England 1902 |
The
Architect of Murder [2008] |
|
Pat
McIntosh
Gil Cunningham,lawyer
& Maistre Pierre, master mason
Late 15th C Glasgow, Scotland |
The
Harper's Quine [2004]
Nicholas Feast [2005]
The Merchant's Mark [2006]
St. Mungo's Robin [2006]
The Rough Collier [2008]
The Stolen Voice [2009]
A Pig of Cold Poison [2010]
|
|
Shirley
McKay
Hew Cullan, a young lawyer
recently returned from Paris
university city of
St. Andrews 1579-1580s |
Hue
and Cry [2009]
Fate and Fortune [2010]
|
|
Ann
McMillan
Civil War Mysteries
Narcissa Powers, white widow
Judah Daniel,
free black herbalist
Virginia, American Civil War |
Dead
March [1998]
Angel Trumpet [1999]
Civil Blood [2001]
Chickahominy Fever [2003] |
|
Frances
McNamara
Emily Cabot, one of the
first female graduate students
at the University of Chicago
Chicago IL 1890s |
Death
at the Fair [2008]
Death at Hull House [2009]
Death at Pullman [2011]
|
|
|
Dandy Gilver, upper class
wife, mother, and amateur detective
Perthshire Scotland, post WWI 1920s |
After
the Armistice Ball [2005]
The Burry Man's Day [2006]
Bury Her Deep [2007]
The Winter Ground [2008]
The Proper Treatment of Bloodstains [2009]
|
|
Amy
Patricia Meade
Marjorie McClelland,
Successful young writer
1930s post-prohibition
Ridgebury, CT |
Million
Dollar Baby [2006]
Ghost of a Chance [2007]
Shadow Waltz [2008]
Black Moonlight [2010]
|
|
Mardi
Oakley Medawar
Tay-bodal,
Kiowa Indian and healer
1860s Oklahoma |
Death
at Rainy Mountain [1996]
Witch of the Palo Duro [1997]
Murder at Medicine Lodge [1999]
The Ft. Larned Incident [2000]
|
|
|
Multi-era interrelated story anthologies
|
The
Tainted Relic [2005]
Sword of Shame [2006]
House of Shadows [2007]
The Lost Prophecies [2008]
King Arthur's Bones [2009]
The Sacred Stone [2010]
Hill of Bones [2011]
The First Murder [2012]
|
|
|
Mary Frith, a young gentlewoman
with a nose for trouble
England, 1790s |
The
Blackstone Key [2008]
The Counterfeit Guest [2009]
The Mistaken Wife [2010]
|
|
D.E. Meredith
Hatton and Roumande Mystery
A Professor and his morgue Asst
Forensic detectives
Mid 1800, Victorian England
Amazon
Author Page |
Devoured
[2010] |
|
Bill
Mesce, Jr.
Major Harry Voss
US Army lawyer
1943 England and Scotland |
The
Advocate [2001]
Officer of the Court [2002]
The Defender [2003] |
|
|
Olivia Brown, Actress
New York's Greenwich Village
Roaring '20s |
Free
Love [1999]
Murder Me Now [2001]
|
|
|
Holmes Pastiches
Sherlock Holmes &
Dr. Watson
Victorian London and Paris |
The
Seven-Per-Cent Solution [1974]
The West End Horror [1976]
The Canary Trainer [1995] |
|
|
Nathan Ebanholz,
Jewish immigrant
New York City NY 1936 |
Repentances
[2004] |
|
|
The Dutchman Mysteries
Tonneman Family
New Amsterdam, New York
1664 - 1899 |
The
Dutchman [1992]
The Kingsbridge Plot [1993]
The High Constable [1994]
The Dutchman's Dilemma [1995]
The House on Mulberry Street [1996]
The Lucifer Contract [1997]
The Organ Grinder [2008]
|
|
|
Merlin Richards, Architect
Phoenix, Arizona
Oak Park, Illinois 1930s |
Murder
in Perspective [1997]
Saint's Rest [1999]
|
|
Tefcros
Michaelides
(Non-Series)
Michael Igerinos,
mathematician
Paris 1900 and Athens 1929 |
Pythagorean
Crimes [2006]
1st English edition [2008] |
|
|
Charlotte Willett, widow
Richard Longfellow,
scientist and gentleman farmer
Colonial America 1763-1766
Bracebridge, New England |
A Wicked
Way to Burn [1998]
Too Soon for Flowers [1999]
No Rest for the Dove [2000]
A Mischief in the Snow [2001]
|
|
|
Sherlock Holmes and
Allan Quatermain from H.
H. Rider Haggard's novel She
Tibet and Ethiopia
Late Victorian |
Sherlock
Holmes in The Great Detective
on the Roof of the World [2005]
(originally published in 1987
limited edition as Sherlock Holmes
on the Roof of the World)
Tibet 1890s
The Great Detective at the Crucible
of Life (Prequel) Ethiopia 1872 [2005]
|
|
Larry
Millett
Sherlock Holmes and Watson
With Shadwell Rafferty,
an Irish American saloonkeeper
American Midwest 1894-1900 |
Sherlock
Holmes and the Red Demon [1996]
Sherlock Holmes and the Ice Palace
Murders [1998]
Sherlock Holmes and the Rune Stone [1999]
Sherlock Holmes and the Secret
Alliance [2001]
The Disappearance of Sherlock
Holmes [2002]
The Magic Bullet [2011]
|
|
Mark
Mills
(Non-Series)
Standalone historical mystey
thrillers with various settings
and protagonists |
Amagansett
[2004]
Tom Hollis, Police Chief,
Amagansett, Long Island 1947
The Savage Garden [2007]
Cambridge student Adam
Strickland, Tuscany 1958
The Information Officer [2009]
British Information officer
Max Chadwick, Malta 1942
|
|
|
Allie Fortune
"The P. I. Princess"
The only female investigator
in New York City in 1947 |
Miss
Fortune [2008]
Miss Match [2009] |
|
|
Miss Grace Wickham
Herbal medicine practitioner
Upstate NY, Adirondacks 1870s |
Once
Upon A Time To Die For [2007]
Lies and Logs To Die For [2008] |
|
Kirk
Mitchell
(Aka Joel Norst)
(Non-Series)
Colonel Simon Wolfe,
one-armed Union surgeon
during the American Civil War
Shenandoah Valley, VA USA 1864 |
Shadow
on the Valley [1993]
|
|
Brent
Monahan
John Le Brun, sheriff &
American Civil War veteran End of the 19th/early 20th C various
locales |
The
Jekyl Island Club [2000]
The Sceptered Isle Club [2002]
The Manhattan Island Clubs [2003] |
|
Donald
Monat & June Dixon
Sherlock Holmes Pastiche
Victorian London |
The
Merchant of Death [2008] |
|
Michael
J. Mondl
Timothy Jarrett, Private Eye
1951 USA |
Deep
Wounds [2005] |
|
|
Seneca Falls Historical Series
Glynis Tryon, Librarian
Seneca Falls, New York
mid-1800's |
Seneca
Falls Inheritance [1992]
North Star Conspiracy [1993]
Blackwater Spirits [1995]
Through A Gold Eagle [1996]
The Stalking Horse [1998]
Must the Maiden Die [1999]
|
|
|
Cain series
Bronwyn Lyr, Treasury Agent
Kathryn Lyr, Nurse
American Civil War |
Sisters
of Cain [2000]
Brothers of Cain [2001]
Children of Cain [2002] |
|
Steve
Monroe
(Non-series)
Noirish thrillers with
different protagonists
set in different decades
of 20th C Chicago, Illinois |
'57,
Chicago [2001]
'46, Chicago [2002] |
|
Miriam
Ann Moore
Marti Hirsch, writer and
amateur detective hooked into
the music scenes during the
Disco Era NYC & Las Vegas 1978-82 |
Last
Dance [1997]
Stayin' Alive [1998]
I Will Survive [1999] |
|
Viviane
Moore
UK Author
Chevalier Galeran de Lesnevan
Breton Knight and investigator
France 1145-6 |
Blue
Blood [2000]
A Black Romance [2000]
The Darkest Red [2001]
The White Path [2002]
Jaune Sable [2003] |
|
Richard
Moquist
Sadie Greenstreet,
housewife and advice columnist
and her husband Horace,
a Pinkerton Agent
Mississippi riverboats 1870s |
Eye
of the Agency [1997] |
|
|
Anastasia Ashby de la Zouche
Baroness Penge, Countess of Clapham,
former mistress to King Charles II
And her former personal maid, Alpiew
England, Restoration Period |
Unnatural
Fire [2000]
The Rival Queens [2002]
The Ambitious Stepmother [2002]
Fortune's Slave [2004] |
|
|
Geoffrey Chaucer.
Poet and diplomat
Various European locations 1370s |
Chaucer
and the House of Fame [2004]
Chaucer and the Legend of Good Women [2005]
Chaucer and the Doctor of Physic [2006] |
|
Gilbert
Morris
Lady Serafina Trent
aristocratic young widow
and mother
Victorian England |
The
Mermaid in the Basement [2007]
A Conspiracy of Ravens [2008]
Sonnet to a Dead Contessa [2009]
|
|
|
Porfiry Petrovich,
the detective from
Crime and Punishment
Russia, late 1860s-1870s |
The
Gentle Axe [2007]
A Vengeful Longing [2008]
A Razor Wrapped in Silk [2010]
|
|
J.
P. Morrissey
(Non-Series)
John Vanbrugh,
a young American architect
Blenheim Palace, England 1905 |
A Weekend
at Blenheim [2002] |
|
Ian
Morson 1
William Falconer,
Regent Master at Oxford University
13th C Oxford, England
Amazon
Author Page
|
Falconer's
Crusade [1994]
Falconer's Judgement [1995]
Falconer and the Face of God [1996]
A Psalm for Falconer [1995]
Falconer and the Great Beast [1998]
Falconer and the Ritual of Death [2008]
Falconer's
Trial [2009]
Falconer and the Death of Kings [2011]
|
|
Ian Morson 2
Nick Zuliani, Venetian
entrepreneur and explorer
Mongol Empire in 1262.
Amazon
Author Page
|
City of the Dead [2008]
A Deadly Injustice [2011]
|
|
|
Eduardo de Valfierno
Art thief
1911, Paris, France
Amazon
Author Page
|
Stealing Mona Lisa [2011]
|
|
|
Ezekiel "Easy" Rawlins,
Black WWII veteran and
Sometime private investigator
Southern California 1948-1967 |
Devil
in a Blue Dress [1990]
Red
Death [1991]
White Butterfly [1992]
Black Betty [1994]
A Little Yellow Dog [1996]
Gone Fishin' [1997]
Bad Boy Brawly Brown [2002]
Six Easy Pieces (Short Stories) [2003]
Little Scarlet [2004]
Cinnamon Kiss [2005]
Blonde Faith [2007]
|
|
|
Paris Minton,
Second-hand bookstore owner
& Fearless Jones, his best friend
and a black WW II veteran
Los Angeles, California 1950s |
Fearless
Jones [2001]
Fear Itself [2003]
Fear of the Dark [2006]
|
|
|
Inspector Carding and
Sergeant George Binns
seaside town of Fairbourne
England 1955 |
Script
for Murder [2009]
|
|
Robert
J. Mrazek
Non-series historical
mystery/thrillers
Various settings and
protagonists |
Unholy
Fire: A Novel of the Civil War [2004]
- Civil War Washington, D.C, Lt. John McKittredge
The Deadly Embrace: A Novel of World War II [2006]
- London during the Blitz, Women's Army Corps Lt. Elizabeth Marantz
and Maj. Sam Taggart |
|
Eddie
Muller
Billy Nichols
Boxing columnist
Post WW II San Francisco |
The
Distance [2002]
Shadow Boxer [2003] |
|
|
Bea MacDonald, housemaid
St. John's, Newfoundland
Canada 1902 |
Gifts
and Bones [2006] |
|
Colin
Murray
(Non-series)
Tony Gerard
Amateur P.I
1950s London
Amazon
Author Page |
No
Hearts, No Roses [2011]
|
|
|
Auguste Didier, Master Chef
London, England
Victorian Period |
Murder in Pug's Parlour [1986]
Murder in the Limelight [1986]
Murder at Plum's [1989]
Murder at the Masque [1991]
Murder Makes an Entree [1992]
Murder Under the Kissing Bough [1992]
Murder in the Smokehouse [1994]
Murder at the Music Hall [1995]
Murder in the Motor Stable [1996]
Murder with Majesty [1999]
Murder in the Queen's Boudoir [2000] |
|
|
Tom Wasp, chimney sweep
Ned, his former climbing
boy apprentice
Victorian London's East End |
Tom
Wasp and the Murdered Stunner [2007]
Tom
Wasp and the Newgate Knocker [2010]
|
|
Amy Myers 3
(aka Harriet Hudson)
(Short Stories)
Anthology
Historical detective stories
from ancient Greece to Victorian England
|
Murder! 'Orrible Murder! [2006]
Who
Killed Orpheus? - a Mighty Aphrodite short story available online.
|
|
|
New York in Wartime Mysteries
(It's a Helluva War)
Michael McKenna, Homicide detective
Louise Hunter, Nurse
1941,
New York |
Face
of the Enemy [2012] |
|
|
Tito Amato,
Castrato opera singer
Venice, Italy 1730s-1740s |
Interrupted
Aria [2004]
Painted Veil [2005]
Cruel Music [2006]
The Iron Tongue of Midnight [2008]
Her Deadly Mischief [2009]
"A Baroque Phantom" - short story available for free at Fables
online through a link on the author's website.
|
|
|
Amanda Brown
Missionary
The Congo in late 1950s |
The
Witch Doctor's Wife [2010]
The Headhunter's Daughter [2011] |
