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Chronological Inspector Troy

by John Lawton

8 books Started 1995 Latest 2017
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The Chronological Inspector Troy is a Police Procedural / Crime Fiction series by John Lawton, comprising 8 books published between 1995 and 2017. This page lists the books in chronological story order.

# Title Year Buy
1 Black Out 1995 Buy from Amazon
Old Flames cover 2 Old Flames 1996 Buy from Amazon
A Little White Death cover 3 A Little White Death 1998 Buy from Amazon
Riptide / Bluffing Mr. Churchill cover 4 Riptide / Bluffing Mr. Churchill 2001 Buy from Amazon
Flesh Wounds / Blue Rondo cover 5 Flesh Wounds / Blue Rondo 2005 Buy from Amazon
Second Violin cover 6 Second Violin 2007 Buy from Amazon
A Lily of the Field cover 7 A Lily of the Field 2010 Buy from Amazon
Friends and Traitors cover 8 Friends and Traitors 2017 Buy from Amazon
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About John Lawton

John Lawton (1946-present) is an award-winning British author best known for his mysteries. Born in Kingston upon Hull, he worked as a teacher and a journalist before publishing his first novel, "A Touch of Dead," in 1977. This book introduced the detective Inspector Frederick Troy and won the Gold Dagger Award from the Crime Writers' Association. Lawton has written over 20 novels featuring Troy, including "Death Mask," "Black Out," and "Blue Rondo à la Turk." He has also published several standalone titles, such as "The Sunday Runners" and "The Thirteenth Day." Lawton's novels are characterized by their atmospheric settings, complex characters, and intricate plotting. He has received numerous awards for his work, including the Mystery Writers of America's Edgar Award in 1984 for "Death Mask." His books have been translated into over 30 languages and have been adapted into several television series.

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