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Reginald Hill

UK  (1936 - )
aka
Dick Morland, Patrick Ruell, Charles Underhill
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About Reginald Hill
Reginald Hill was brought up in Cumbria, and has returned there after many years in Yorkshire. With his first crime novel, A Clubbable Woman, he was hailed as 'the crime novel's best hope' and twenty years on he has more than fulfilled that promise.
 
New and Forthcoming Hardbacks

The Roar of the Butterflies
The Roar of the Butterflies
(Joe Sixsmith, book 5)

The Price of Butcher's Meat
The Price of Butcher's Meat

New and Forthcoming Paperbacks

The Roar of the Butterflies
The Roar of the Butterflies
(Joe Sixsmith, book 5)

Novels
The Castle of the Demon (1971) (writing as Patrick Ruell)
     aka The Turning of the Tide
Fell of Dark (1971)
A Fairly Dangerous Thing (1972)
Red Christmas (1972) (writing as Patrick Ruell)
Heart Clock (1973) (writing as Dick Morland)
     aka Matlock's System
A Very Good Hater (1974)
Albion! Albion! (1974) (writing as Dick Morland)
     aka Singleton's Law
Death Takes the Low Road (1974) (writing as Patrick Ruell)
     aka The Low Road
Urn Burial (1975) (writing as Patrick Ruell)
     aka Beyond the Bone
Another Death in Venice (1976)
Captain Fantom (1978) (writing as Charles Underhill)
The Spy's Wife (1980)
Who Guards a Prince? (1982)
Guardians of the Prince (1983)
Traitor's Blood (1983)
No Man's Land (1985)
The Long Kill (1986) (writing as Patrick Ruell)
The Collaborators (1987)
Death of A Dormouse (1987) (writing as Patrick Ruell)
Dream of Darkness (1989) (writing as Patrick Ruell)
The Only Game (1991) (writing as Patrick Ruell)
Singleton's Law (1997)
The Stranger House (2005)
The Price of Butcher's Meat (2008)
The Castle of the DemonFell of DarkA Fairly Dangerous ThingRed Christmas
Heart ClockA Very Good HaterAlbion! Albion!Death Takes the Low Road
Urn BurialAnother Death in VeniceCaptain FantomThe Spy's Wife
Who Guards a Prince?Traitor's BloodNo Man's LandThe Long Kill
The CollaboratorsDeath of A DormouseDream of DarknessThe Only Game
Singleton's LawThe Stranger House
 
Collections
Pascoe's Ghost: And Other Brief Chronicles of CrimeThere Are No Ghosts in the Soviet Union
 
Awards
Edgar Awards Best Novel nominee (1991) : Bones and Silence
Anthony Awards Best Novel nominee (1999) : On Beulah Height


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Reginald Hill recommends
Black Dog
Black Dog (2000)
(Ben Cooper and Diane Fry, book 1)
Stephen Booth
"Black Dog sinks its teeth into you and doesn't let go... A dark star may be born."
A Detective in Love
A Detective in Love (2001)
(Harriet Martens, book 2)
H R F Keating
"H. R. F. Keating breathes new life into the classic detective story."
The Business of Dying
The Business of Dying (2002)
Simon Kernick
"Taut, gripping, disturbing - a most assured and original debut."
One Last Breath
One Last Breath (2004)
(Ben Cooper and Diane Fry, book 5)
Stephen Booth
"A dark star is born!"
Dead Cold
Dead Cold (2006)
(Chief Inspector Armand Gamache, book 2)
Louise Penny
"A delight for all of us who love detective fiction."
Ratcatcher
Ratcatcher (2006)
(Matthew Hawkwood, book 1)
James McGee
"Ratcatcher has everything duels and derring-do, London highlife and lowlife, French lechery and treachery – all contained in a fast-moving, cleverly constructed plot with an immaculately detailed historical background. Add a hero who is ruthless, mysterious and sexy, and it's a safe bet that ‘Ratcatcher’ marks the start of a series that will run and run … and run!"
The Blood Detective
The Blood Detective (2008)
(Nigel Barnes, book 1)
Dan Waddell
"Elegant writing, engaging characters, a cracking climax."



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