Annie Haynes Books in Order
Explore Annie Haynes's books in publication order, with summaries of her Inspector Furnival and Inspector Stoddart mysteries and standalone novels.
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Annie Haynes books in publication order
12 books
The Abbey Court Murder
by Annie Haynes
1923
Lady Judith Carew secretly visits a man who is later found dead, leaving her with a dangerous connection to the crime. Inspector Furnival investigates the murder while Judith struggles to conceal a meeting that could ruin her.
The Bungalow Mystery
by Annie Haynes
1923
A reclusive artist is murdered, and a frightened young woman seeks Dr. Roger Lavington's protection. A glove, a diamond ring, and her unexpected appearance in a village play complicate his efforts to understand her connection to the killing.
The Secret of Greylands
by Annie Haynes
1924
Seeking safety from her husband, Lady Cynthia Letchingham arrives at Greylands to find her cousin mysteriously paralyzed. A watchful husband, missing servants, and a troubling stain on Cynthia’s coat turn the refuge into another source of danger.
The Blue Diamond
by Annie Haynes
1925
Sir Arthur discovers an unidentified woman who has lost her memory, but the nurse who recognizes her disappears. An unusual find beneath an oak tree draws Superintendent Stokes into a mystery involving diamonds and concealed identities.
The Witness on the Roof
by Annie Haynes
1925
While escaping her stepmother, young Polly Spencer sees a murder from a rooftop. Years later, the secret she has carried into a new life threatens to expose her to the killer again.
The House in Charlton Crescent
by Annie Haynes
1926
Wealthy widow Lady Anne Daventry hires Bruce Cardyn to discover who wants her dead. When she is murdered, Inspector Furnival must investigate a household where relatives and servants have secrets and reasons to fear exposure.
The Crow's Inn Tragedy
by Annie Haynes
1927
A lawyer is strangled in his office after asking not to be disturbed. Inspector Furnival investigates a killing that suggests the victim trusted his visitor, following clues into a world of valuable gems and criminal intrigue.
The Master of the Priory
by Annie Haynes
1927
A gamekeeper is shot after quarreling with Frank Carlyn, whose wife subsequently disappears. A year later, an unusually disguised governess arrives at Davenant Priory, raising questions about her connection to the unresolved murder.
The Man with the Dark Beard
by Annie Haynes
1928
Dr. John Bastow is found shot in his locked office, leaving a cryptic reference to a bearded man. Inspector Stoddart investigates a missing box, family tensions, and suspicious wealth as another death complicates the case.
The Crime at Tattenham Corner
by Annie Haynes
1929
Sir John Burslem is found dead on Derby Day, making his favored racehorse ineligible to run. Inspector Stoddart investigates whether someone killed him for a racing advantage or for a more personal reason.
Who Killed Charmian Karslake?
by Annie Haynes
1929
An American actress is murdered during a gathering at Hepton Abbey. Inspector Stoddart and Harbord investigate her connection to their hosts and a mysterious guest who disappears, uncovering secrets behind the country-house festivities.
The Crystal Beads Murder
by Annie Haynes
1930
Robert Saunderson's body is discovered in a summerhouse at Holford Hall. A necklace of crystal beads offers Inspector Stoddart and Harbord a tantalizing clue, but further deaths complicate their search for the killer.
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