About Stephen Booth
A newspaper and magazine journalist for over 25 years, Stephen Booth was born in the English Pennine mill town of Burnley. He was brought up on the coast at Blackpool, where he began his career in journalism by editing his school magazine and wrote his first 'novel' at the age of 13.
Stephen gave up journalism in 2001 to write crime novels full time. He and his wife Lesley live in a former Georgian dower house near Retford, Nottinghamshire, in Robin Hood and Pilgrim Fathers country. They have three goats and three cats.
Stephen gave up journalism in 2001 to write crime novels full time. He and his wife Lesley live in a former Georgian dower house near Retford, Nottinghamshire, in Robin Hood and Pilgrim Fathers country. They have three goats and three cats.
Series
Ben Cooper and Diane Fry
1. Black Dog (2000)
2. Dancing with the Virgins (2001)
3. Blood on the Tongue (2002)
4. Blind to the Bones (2003)
5. One Last Breath (2004)
6. The Dead Place (2005)
7. Scared to Live (2006)
8. Dying to Sin (2007)
9. The Kill Call (2009)
10. Lost River (2010)
11. The Devil's Edge (2011)
12. Dead and Buried (2012)
13. Already Dead (2013)
Cooper & Fry Series Books 1-2 (omnibus) (2013)
1. Black Dog (2000)
2. Dancing with the Virgins (2001)
3. Blood on the Tongue (2002)
4. Blind to the Bones (2003)
5. One Last Breath (2004)
6. The Dead Place (2005)
7. Scared to Live (2006)
8. Dying to Sin (2007)
9. The Kill Call (2009)
10. Lost River (2010)
11. The Devil's Edge (2011)
12. Dead and Buried (2012)
13. Already Dead (2013)
Cooper & Fry Series Books 1-2 (omnibus) (2013)
Links to other websites
| stephen-booth.com |
Stephen Booth recommends
 Death Duty (2004) Clare Littleford "Unsettling and memorable... One of the most subtly disturbing novels I've read in a long time." |  Deity (2012) (D. I. Damen Brook, book 3) Steven Dunne "A gripping serial killer story with an exceptional depth of humanity, Deity delves into the darkest corners of human motivation. DI Damen Brook is one of the most memorable characters in recent British crime fiction. The city of Derby finally has a copper to match anything Edinburgh or Oxford can produce! Dark and twisted, but DI Brook has an intense emotional core." |  The Viper (2012) Håkan Östlundh "Another Scandinavian star has been born into the world of crime fiction. Don't miss out on Hakan Ostlundh!" |
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