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Perry Trethowan

by Robert Barnard

5 books Started 1981 Latest 1987
Publication Reading Order

The Perry Trethowan is a Crime Fiction / Mystery series by Robert Barnard, comprising 5 books published between 1981 and 1987. Books are listed in publication order, which is the recommended reading sequence.

# Title Year Buy
Death by Sheer Torture / Sheer Torture cover 1 Death by Sheer Torture / Sheer Torture 1981 Buy from Amazon
Death and the Princess cover 2 Death and the Princess 1982 Buy from Amazon
The Case of the Missing Brontë / The Missing Brontë cover 3 The Case of the Missing Brontë / The Missing Brontë 1983 Buy from Amazon
Bodies cover 4 Bodies 1986 Buy from Amazon
Death In Purple Prose / The Cherry Blossom Corpse cover 5 Death In Purple Prose / The Cherry Blossom Corpse 1987 Buy from Amazon
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About Robert Barnard

Robert Barnard (1936-2013) was an acclaimed British crime novelist and academic. Born in Essex, England, he studied English at the University of Leicester and taught literature before pursuing writing full-time. Barnard published over 100 novels, many featuring his recurring character Detective Constable Charlie Resnick of the Metropolitan Police. His intricate plots and witty style earned him comparisons to Agatha Christie. Notable works include the CWA Gold Dagger Award-winning "Death of a Mystery Writer" (1987) and "Death in a Strange Country" (1986). Barnard's novels have been praised for their clever storytelling, humor, and social commentary. He received numerous awards throughout his career, including the CWA Silver Dagger Award and the Macavity Award. Barnard's critical success established him as one of the leading figures in the British crime fiction genre.

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