About Richard Grayson
Scotland and France have always had a close affinity, so it was only natural that Richard Grayson, a Scot by birth, should have taken a special interest when reading history at Cambridge in that most colourful period of French history, La Belle Epoque. All his Inspector Gautier novels are set in that period. He now lives in London.
Series
Inspector Gautier
The Murders at Impasse Louvain (1978)
Monterant Affair (1980)
Death of Abbe Didier (1981)
The Montmartre Murders (1982)
Crime without Passion (1983)
Death En Voyage (1986)
Death on the Cards (1988)
Death Off Stage (1991)
Death Au Gratin (1994)
Death in the Skies (1998)
The Murders at Impasse Louvain (1978)
Monterant Affair (1980)
Death of Abbe Didier (1981)
The Montmartre Murders (1982)
Crime without Passion (1983)
Death En Voyage (1986)
Death on the Cards (1988)
Death Off Stage (1991)
Death Au Gratin (1994)
Death in the Skies (1998)
Novels
Murder Red-Handed (1965)
Spy in Camera (1968)
Play the Roman Fool and Die (1970)
Taste of Death (1973)
Death Stalk (1982)
Whisky Murders (1984)
Over the Sea to Die (1989) (writing as Richard Grindal)
Tartan Conspiracy (1992)
And Death the Prize (1996)
For Blood and Wine Are Red (2000)
Let Slip the Dogs of War (2002)
Spy in Camera (1968)
Play the Roman Fool and Die (1970)
Taste of Death (1973)
Death Stalk (1982)
Whisky Murders (1984)
Over the Sea to Die (1989) (writing as Richard Grindal)
Tartan Conspiracy (1992)
And Death the Prize (1996)
For Blood and Wine Are Red (2000)
Let Slip the Dogs of War (2002)
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