About Jill Staynes
Jill Staynes writes her own novels as well as writing under the name of Elizabeth Eyre and Susannah Stacy with Margaret Storey. They were pupils at the same school where they invented bizarre characters and exchanged serial episodes about them. Their first book together. at the age of fifteen, was called 'Bungho, or why we went to Aleppo'. It was not offered for publication. They have both written stories for children, and together created the highly praised Superintendent Bone modern detective novels as well as this series of Italian Renaissance whodunnits.
Series
Robert Bone
1. Goodbye Nanny Gray (1987) (writing as Susannah Stacey)
8. Hunter's Quarry (1998) (writing as Susannah Stacey)
Body of Opinion (1988) (with Margaret Storey)
A Knife At the Opera (1988) (with Margaret Storey)
Grave Responsibility (1990) (with Margaret Storey)
The Late Lady (1992) (with Margaret Storey)
Bone Idle (1993) (with Margaret Storey)
Dead Serious (1995) (with Margaret Storey)
Quarry (1998) (with Margaret Storey)
1. Goodbye Nanny Gray (1987) (writing as Susannah Stacey)
8. Hunter's Quarry (1998) (writing as Susannah Stacey)
Body of Opinion (1988) (with Margaret Storey)
A Knife At the Opera (1988) (with Margaret Storey)
Grave Responsibility (1990) (with Margaret Storey)
The Late Lady (1992) (with Margaret Storey)
Bone Idle (1993) (with Margaret Storey)
Dead Serious (1995) (with Margaret Storey)
Quarry (1998) (with Margaret Storey)
Italian Renaissance Whodunit (writing as Elizabeth Eyre)
1. Death of the Duchess (1991)
2. Curtains for the Cardinal (1992)
3. Bravo for the Bride (1994)
4. Poison for the Prince (1993)
5. Axe for an Abbott (1995)
6. Dirge for a Doge (1996)
1. Death of the Duchess (1991)
2. Curtains for the Cardinal (1992)
3. Bravo for the Bride (1994)
4. Poison for the Prince (1993)
5. Axe for an Abbott (1995)
6. Dirge for a Doge (1996)
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