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Brady Coyne

by William G. Tapply

25 books Started 1984 Latest 2010
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The Brady Coyne is a Crime Fiction / Mystery series by William G. Tapply, comprising 25 books published between 1984 and 2010. Books are listed in publication order, which is the recommended reading sequence.

# Title Year Buy
1 Death at Charity's Point 1984 Buy from Amazon
2 The Dutch Blue Error 1984 Buy from Amazon
3 Follow the Sharks 1985 Buy from Amazon
4 The Marine Corpse / A Rodent of Doubt 1986 Buy from Amazon
5 Dead Meat 1987 Buy from Amazon
6 The Vulgar Boatman 1987 Buy from Amazon
7 A Void in Hearts 1988 Buy from Amazon
8 Dead Winter 1989 Buy from Amazon
9 Client Privilege 1990 Buy from Amazon
10 The Spotted Cats 1991 Buy from Amazon
11 Tight Lines 1992 Buy from Amazon
12 The Snake Eater 1993 Buy from Amazon
13 The Seventh Enemy 1995 Buy from Amazon
14 Close to the Bone 1996 Buy from Amazon
15 Cutter's Run 1998 Buy from Amazon
16 Muscle Memory 1999 Buy from Amazon
17 Scar Tissue 2000 Buy from Amazon
18 Past Tense 2001 Buy from Amazon
19 A Fine Line 2002 Buy from Amazon
20 Shadow of Death 2003 Buy from Amazon
21 Nervous Water 2005 Buy from Amazon
22 Out Cold 2006 Buy from Amazon
23 One-Way Ticket 2007 Buy from Amazon
24 Hell Bent 2008 Buy from Amazon
25 Outwitting Trolls 2010 Buy from Amazon

William G Tapply (1940-2009) was an American author known for his mystery and crime novels. Born in Boston, Tapply served as a police officer and detective before turning to writing. His most famous character is Brady Coyne, a former Boston cop and private investigator living on an island in Maine. The Brady Coyne series, which began with "The Woods" in 1982, spanned 30 novels. Tapply also wrote several stand-alone thrillers and mysteries. Tapply won the New England Book Award for Fiction three times (1986, 1990, and 1996). His novels have been praised for their strong characters, intricate plots, and vivid depictions of New England landscapes. Despite his critical success, Tapply remained a relatively unknown author outside of mystery circles.

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