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About Michael Pearce
Michael Pearce grew up in the (then) Anglo-Egyptian Sudan. He returned there later to teach, and retains a human rights interest in the area. He has recently retired from his academic post to write full time.
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Series
Mamur Zapt
1. The Mamur Zapt and the Return of the Carpet (1988)
2. The Mamur Zapt and the Night of the Dog (1989)
3. The Donkey-Vous (1990)
4. The Mamur Zapt and the Men Behind (1991)
5. The Girl in the Nile (1992)
6. The Spoils of Egypt (1992)
7. The Camel of Destruction (1993)
8. The Snake Catcher's Daughter (1994)
9. The Mingrelian Conspiracy (1995)
10. The Fig Tree Murder (1996)
11. The Last Cut (1998)
12. Death of an Effendi (1999)
13. A Cold Touch Of Ice (2000)
14. The Face in the Cemetery (2001)
15. The Point in the Market (2005)
16. The Mark of the Pasha (2008)
1. The Mamur Zapt and the Return of the Carpet (1988)
2. The Mamur Zapt and the Night of the Dog (1989)
3. The Donkey-Vous (1990)
4. The Mamur Zapt and the Men Behind (1991)
5. The Girl in the Nile (1992)
6. The Spoils of Egypt (1992)
7. The Camel of Destruction (1993)
8. The Snake Catcher's Daughter (1994)
9. The Mingrelian Conspiracy (1995)
10. The Fig Tree Murder (1996)
11. The Last Cut (1998)
12. Death of an Effendi (1999)
13. A Cold Touch Of Ice (2000)
14. The Face in the Cemetery (2001)
15. The Point in the Market (2005)
16. The Mark of the Pasha (2008)
Seymour of Special Branch
1. A Dead Man in Trieste (2004)
2. A Dead Man in Istanbul (2005)
3. A Dead Man in Athens (2006)
4. A Dead Man in Tangier (2007)
5. A Dead Man in Barcelona (2008)
6. A Dead Man in Naples (2009)
1. A Dead Man in Trieste (2004)
2. A Dead Man in Istanbul (2005)
3. A Dead Man in Athens (2006)
4. A Dead Man in Tangier (2007)
5. A Dead Man in Barcelona (2008)
6. A Dead Man in Naples (2009)
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