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Bernice Summerfield

by Ben Aaronovitch

10 books Started 2005 Latest 2012
Publication Reading Order

The Bernice Summerfield is a Legal Thriller / Urban Fantasy series by Ben Aaronovitch, comprising 10 books published between 2005 and 2012. Books are listed in publication order, which is the recommended reading sequence.

# Title Year Buy
The Doomsday Manuscript ( By: Justin Richards) cover 1 The Doomsday Manuscript ( By: Justin Richards) 2005 Buy from Amazon
The Infernal Nexus ( By: Dave Stone) cover 2 The Infernal Nexus ( By: Dave Stone) 2005 Buy from Amazon
3 The Squire's Crystal ( By: Jacqueline Rayner) 2005 Buy from Amazon
4 The Glass Prison ( By: Jacqueline Rayner) 2005 Buy from Amazon
The Big Hunt ( By: Lance Parkin) cover 5 The Big Hunt ( By: Lance Parkin) 2005 Buy from Amazon
The Tree of Life ( By: Mark Michalowski) cover 6 The Tree of Life ( By: Mark Michalowski) 2005 Buy from Amazon
7 The Two Jasons ( By: Dave Stone) 2007 Buy from Amazon
Genius Loci cover 8 Genius Loci 2007 Buy from Amazon
Bernice Summerfield Secret Histories ( By: Lance Parkin) cover 9 Bernice Summerfield Secret Histories ( By: Lance Parkin) 2009 Buy from Amazon
The Weather on Versimmon ( By: Matthew Griffiths) cover 10 The Weather on Versimmon ( By: Matthew Griffiths) 2012 Buy from Amazon
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About Ben Aaronovitch

Ben Aaronovitch (born 1964) is an English urban fantasy and crime thriller author. A former corporate lawyer, he is best known for the Rivers of London series, featuring Peter Grant, a young police officer and apprentice wizard. Aaronovitch's work has received critical acclaim for its blend of fantasy, crime, and humor. He has won multiple awards, including the inaugural Prometheus Award for Best Novel (2011) and the British Fantasy Award for Best Novel (2012) for "Moon Over Soho." His work has also been praised for its accurate portrayal of London and its diverse characters. Outside of the Rivers of London series, Aaronovitch has also written several standalone novels, including "Whispers of the Dead" (2006) and "The Furthest Station" (2017).

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