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Alexander Hawke

by Ted Bell

15 books Started 2003 Latest 2021
Publication Reading Order

The Alexander Hawke is a Police Procedural / Crime Fiction series by Ted Bell, comprising 15 books published between 2003 and 2021. Books are listed in publication order, which is the recommended reading sequence.

# Title Year Buy
Hawke cover 1 Hawke 2003 Buy from Amazon
Assassin cover 2 Assassin 2004 Buy from Amazon
Pirate cover 3 Pirate 2005 Buy from Amazon
Spy cover 4 Spy 2006 Buy from Amazon
Tsar cover 5 Tsar 2008 Buy from Amazon
Warlord cover 6 Warlord 2010 Buy from Amazon
7 Crash Dive (Short Story) 2012 Buy from Amazon
Phantom cover 8 Phantom 2012 Buy from Amazon
What Comes Around cover 9 What Comes Around 2013 Buy from Amazon
Warriors cover 10 Warriors 2014 Buy from Amazon
White Death cover 11 White Death 2015 Buy from Amazon
Patriot cover 12 Patriot 2015 Buy from Amazon
Overkill cover 13 Overkill 2018 Buy from Amazon
Dragon Fire cover 14 Dragon Fire 2020 Buy from Amazon
Sea Hawke cover 15 Sea Hawke 2021 Buy from Amazon
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About Ted Bell

Ted Bell (1902 - 1989) was an American journalist and author best known for his mystery novels featuring detective Inspector John Montague. Born in Brooklyn, New York, Bell worked as a reporter for various newspapers and magazines before turning to writing full-time. His debut novel, "Death in the Fifth Position," introduced Inspector Montague, an eccentric ballet enthusiast with a knack for solving murders. Bell wrote over 40 mystery novels, many of which were critically praised for their intricate plots and strong characterization. Bell's works received numerous accolades, including the Mystery Writers of America's Edgar Award for Best Novel in 1959 for "Murder in the Piggott Building." He also won the Grand Master Award from the Mystery Writers of America in 1984. Bell's books have been translated into several languages and have enjoyed critical success for their entertaining and suspenseful storytelling, establishing him as a prominent figure in the mystery genre.

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