About Aaron Elkins
Aaron Elkins (born July 24, 1935) is an American mystery writer. He is best known for his series of novels featuring forensic anthropologist Gideon Oliver. The fourth Oliver book, Old Bones, received the 1988 Edgar Award for Best Novel. In another series, the protagonist is museum curator Chris Norgren. He has also written a series of mysteries with his wife, Charlotte Elkins
Series
Gideon Oliver
1. Fellowship of Fear (1982)
2. The Dark Place (1983)
3. Murder in the Queen's Armes (1985)
4. Old Bones (1987)
5. Curses! (1989)
6. Icy Clutches (1990)
7. Make No Bones (1991)
8. Dead Men's Hearts (1994)
9. Twenty Blue Devils (1997)
10. Skeleton Dance (2000)
11. Good Blood (2004)
12. Where There's a Will (2005)
13. Unnatural Selection (2006)
14. Little Tiny Teeth (2007)
15. Uneasy Relations (2008)
16. Skull Duggery (2009)
17. Dying on the Vine (2012)
1. Fellowship of Fear (1982)
2. The Dark Place (1983)
3. Murder in the Queen's Armes (1985)
4. Old Bones (1987)
5. Curses! (1989)
6. Icy Clutches (1990)
7. Make No Bones (1991)
8. Dead Men's Hearts (1994)
9. Twenty Blue Devils (1997)
10. Skeleton Dance (2000)
11. Good Blood (2004)
12. Where There's a Will (2005)
13. Unnatural Selection (2006)
14. Little Tiny Teeth (2007)
15. Uneasy Relations (2008)
16. Skull Duggery (2009)
17. Dying on the Vine (2012)
Lee Ofsted (with Charlotte Elkins)
1. A Wicked Slice (1989)
2. Rotten Lies (1995)
3. Nasty Breaks (1997)
4. Where Have All the Birdies Gone? (2004)
5. On the Fringe (2005)
1. A Wicked Slice (1989)
2. Rotten Lies (1995)
3. Nasty Breaks (1997)
4. Where Have All the Birdies Gone? (2004)
5. On the Fringe (2005)
Novels
Awards
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Links to other websites
| aaronelkins.com |
Aaron Elkins recommends
 The Meriwether Murder (1998) (Alan Graham Mysteries, book 2) Malcolm Shuman "History and mystery, a clever, twisty plot, and plenty of action." |  Site Unseen (2002) (Emma Fielding, book 1) Dana Cameron "A rip-snorting good mystery." |  Murder Never Forgets (2005) (Carla Day, book 1) Diana O'Hehir "An intriguing mystery with a sharp, funny, gutsy heroine." |
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