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William Dougal

by Andrew Taylor

8 books Started 1982 Latest 1993
Publication Reading Order

The William Dougal is a Historical Fiction / Crime Fiction series by Andrew Taylor, comprising 8 books published between 1982 and 1993. Books are listed in publication order, which is the recommended reading sequence.

# Title Year Buy
1 Caroline Minuscule 1982 Buy from Amazon
Waiting for the End of the World cover 2 Waiting for the End of the World 1984 Buy from Amazon
Our Fathers' Lies cover 3 Our Fathers' Lies 1985 Buy from Amazon
An Old School Tie cover 4 An Old School Tie 1986 Buy from Amazon
Freelance Death cover 5 Freelance Death 1987 Buy from Amazon
6 Blood Relation 1990 Buy from Amazon
The Sleeping Policeman cover 7 The Sleeping Policeman 1992 Buy from Amazon
Odd Man Out cover 8 Odd Man Out 1993 Buy from Amazon
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About Andrew Taylor

Andrew Taylor is a renowned British historical novelist born on September 25, 1951, in Gateshead, England. His passion for history and archaeology significantly influences his writing, which often delves into the intrigues and mysteries of past eras. Taylor's notable works include the "Lydmouth" series, featuring the detective duo of Lydmouth and Quicke, and the "Rothen" series, centered around the enigmatic Vienna-born detective Rothen. His critically acclaimed novels have earned him numerous prestigious awards, including the Historical Dagger Award from the Crime Writers' Association and the Edgar Award for Best Novel. Taylor's meticulous research and vivid storytelling have garnered critical praise for his ability to transport readers to different historical periods. His novels are known for their intricate plots, compelling characters, and atmospheric settings.

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