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About Peter Lovesey
Peter Lovesey's first novel WOBBLE TO DEATH introduced the redoubtable Victorian policemen, Cribb and Thackeray. He won the Gold Dagger Award with THE FALSE INSPECTOR DEW and in 2000 joined the elite group of people awarded the Cartier Diamond Dagger Award.
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Series
Sergeant Cribb
1. Wobble to Death (1970)
2. The Detective Wore Silk Drawers (1971)
3. Abracadaver (1972)
4. Mad Hatter's Holiday (1973)
5. The Tick of Death (1974)
aka Invitation to A Dynamite Party
6. A Case of Spirits (1975)
7. Swing, Swing Together (1976)
8. Waxwork (1978)
1. Wobble to Death (1970)
2. The Detective Wore Silk Drawers (1971)
3. Abracadaver (1972)
4. Mad Hatter's Holiday (1973)
5. The Tick of Death (1974)
aka Invitation to A Dynamite Party
6. A Case of Spirits (1975)
7. Swing, Swing Together (1976)
8. Waxwork (1978)
Albert Edward, Prince of Wales
1. Bertie and the Tin Man (1987)
2. Bertie and the Seven Bodies (1990)
3. Bertie and the Crime of Passion (1993)
1. Bertie and the Tin Man (1987)
2. Bertie and the Seven Bodies (1990)
3. Bertie and the Crime of Passion (1993)
Peter Diamond
1. The Last Detective (1991)
2. Diamond Solitaire (1992)
3. The Summons (1995)
4. Bloodhounds (1996)
5. Upon A Dark Night (1997)
6. The Vault (1999)
7. Diamond Dust (2002)
8. The House Sitter (2003)
9. The Secret Hangman (2007)
10. Skeleton Hill (2009)
Do Not Exceed The Stated Dose (1998)
Bloodhounds / Diamond Dust (omnibus) (2004)
The Last Detective / Diamond Solitaire (omnibus) (2005)
1. The Last Detective (1991)
2. Diamond Solitaire (1992)
3. The Summons (1995)
4. Bloodhounds (1996)
5. Upon A Dark Night (1997)
6. The Vault (1999)
7. Diamond Dust (2002)
8. The House Sitter (2003)
9. The Secret Hangman (2007)
10. Skeleton Hill (2009)
Do Not Exceed The Stated Dose (1998)
Bloodhounds / Diamond Dust (omnibus) (2004)
The Last Detective / Diamond Solitaire (omnibus) (2005)
Novels
Goldengirl (1977) (writing as Peter Lear)
Spider Girl (1980) (writing as Peter Lear)
The False Inspector Dew (1982)
Keystone (1984)
Rough Cider (1986)
The Secret Of Spandau (1986) (writing as Peter Lear)
On the Edge (1989)
The Reaper (2000)
In Suspense (2001)
Dead Gorgeous (2002)
Spider Girl (1980) (writing as Peter Lear)
The False Inspector Dew (1982)
Keystone (1984)
Rough Cider (1986)
The Secret Of Spandau (1986) (writing as Peter Lear)
On the Edge (1989)
The Reaper (2000)
In Suspense (2001)
Dead Gorgeous (2002)
Omnibus
Collections
Butchers: And Other Stories of Crime (1987)
The Black Cabinet: Stories Based on Real Crimes (1989)
The Crime of Miss Oyster Brown: And Other Stories (1994)
A Dead Giveaway (1995) (with Clare Curzon, Gillian Linscott, Dorothy Simpson and Margaret Yorke)
The Sedgemoor Strangler: And Other Stories of Crime (2002)
Murder on the Short List (2008)
The Black Cabinet: Stories Based on Real Crimes (1989)
The Crime of Miss Oyster Brown: And Other Stories (1994)
A Dead Giveaway (1995) (with Clare Curzon, Gillian Linscott, Dorothy Simpson and Margaret Yorke)
The Sedgemoor Strangler: And Other Stories of Crime (2002)
Murder on the Short List (2008)
Anthologies edited
Non fiction
Awards
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Links to other websites
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Peter Lovesey recommends
 Winding Up the Serpent (1995) (Joanna Piercy, book 1) Priscilla Masters "Hauntingly atmospheric." |  The Clark Gable and Carole Lombard Murder Case (1997) (Jacob Singer, book 13) George Baxt "An author of rare ingenuity." |  A Fatal Cut (2000) Priscilla Masters "It is always a joy to discover a crime writer with a sure touch and the capacity to shock." | |
 Embroidering Shrouds (2001) (Joanna Piercy, book 6) Priscilla Masters "A crime writer with a sure touch and the ability to shock." |  The Ambitious Stepmother (2002) (Countess Ashby De La Zouche, book 3) Fidelis Morgan "I challenge you to open a Fidelis Morgan at any page and not to be grabbed and plunged into a story where the action is non-stop and outrageous. The Countess Ashby de la Zouche books are a joy, written with tremendous energy and flair. It goes without saying that Fidelis has done her history homework, but no one ever made history more fun." |
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