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Maisie Dobbs

by Jacqueline Winspear

18 books Started 2003 Latest 2024
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The Maisie Dobbs is a Historical Fiction / Mystery series by Jacqueline Winspear, comprising 18 books published between 2003 and 2024. Books are listed in publication order, which is the recommended reading sequence.

# Title Year Buy
Maisie Dobbs cover 1 Maisie Dobbs 2003 Buy from Amazon
Birds of a Feather cover 2 Birds of a Feather 2004 Buy from Amazon
Pardonable Lies cover 3 Pardonable Lies 2005 Buy from Amazon
Messenger of Truth cover 4 Messenger of Truth 2006 Buy from Amazon
An Incomplete Revenge cover 5 An Incomplete Revenge 2008 Buy from Amazon
Among the Mad cover 6 Among the Mad 2009 Buy from Amazon
The Mapping of Love and Death cover 7 The Mapping of Love and Death 2010 Buy from Amazon
A Lesson in Secrets cover 8 A Lesson in Secrets 2011 Buy from Amazon
Elegy for Eddie cover 9 Elegy for Eddie 2012 Buy from Amazon
Leaving Everything Most Loved cover 10 Leaving Everything Most Loved 2013 Buy from Amazon
A Dangerous Place cover 11 A Dangerous Place 2015 Buy from Amazon
Journey to Munich cover 12 Journey to Munich 2016 Buy from Amazon
In This Grave Hour cover 13 In This Grave Hour 2017 Buy from Amazon
To Die but Once cover 14 To Die but Once 2018 Buy from Amazon
The American Agent cover 15 The American Agent 2019 Buy from Amazon
The Consequences of Fear cover 16 The Consequences of Fear 2021 Buy from Amazon
A Sunlit Weapon cover 17 A Sunlit Weapon 2022 Buy from Amazon
The Comfort of Ghosts cover 18 The Comfort of Ghosts 2024 Buy from Amazon

Jacqueline Winspear is a British-American historical mystery novelist known for her Maisie Dobbs series, which is set against the backdrop of the interwar period and post-World War II Britain. Born in the UK and raised in the US, Winspear holds dual citizenship. She worked as a legal professional before turning to writing full-time. Among her notable works are "Maisie Dobbs" (2003), "Birds of a Feather" (2004), and "The Mapping of Love and Loss" (2021). The Maisie Dobbs series has garnered widespread acclaim for its complex characters, historical accuracy, and exploration of social and psychological themes. It has been translated into multiple languages and won several awards, including the prestigious Agatha Award for Best Historical Novel in 2004.

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