Blotto Twinks Books in Order
Part ofSimon Brett Books in OrderExplore Simon Brett's Blotto and Twinks books in order, with short summaries and background on the aristocratic siblings' comic mystery adventures.
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Blotto Twinks books in publication order
12 books
Blotto, Twinks, and the Ex-King's Daughter
by Simon Brett
2009
A body in Tawcester Towers's library and a plot against a visiting ex-king's daughter draw aristocratic siblings Blotto and Twinks into danger. Blotto's courage needs his sister's intelligence as they pursue a killer and a kidnapping threat.
Blotto, Twinks and the Dead Dowager Duchess
by Simon Brett
2010
When their house-party hostess is murdered, Blotto and Twinks's chauffeur Corky becomes the convenient suspect. Determined to clear him, the siblings pursue the real killer through an investigation that reaches far beyond the aristocratic gathering.
Blotto, Twinks and the Rodents of the Riviera
by Simon Brett
2011
Two valuable portraits disappear from Tawcester Towers, prompting Blotto and Twinks to investigate international art thieves. Their search takes them to Paris and the French Riviera, where a criminal mastermind has designs on more than the family collection.
Blotto, Twinks and the Bootlegger's Moll
by Simon Brett
2012
Financial trouble prompts the Dowager Duchess to arrange Blotto's marriage to a wealthy American heiress. Accompanied by Twinks and Corky, he travels to Prohibition-era Chicago, where the prospective bride's family is entangled in a bootlegging operation.
Blotto, Twinks and Riddle of the Sphinx
by Simon Brett
2013
While helping value attic possessions, Blotto opens an Egyptian sarcophagus despite its warning of a curse. A succession of disasters at Tawcester Towers sends him, Twinks, and Corky looking for a way to end the apparent punishment.
Blotto, Twinks and the Heir to the Tsar
by Simon Brett
2015
Russian relatives arrive at Tawcester Towers with debts and unwelcome demands, prompting Blotto and Twinks to seek a way home for them. Their ambitious restoration scheme draws the siblings into Berlin's world of spies and political conspiracies.
Blotto, Twinks and the Stars of the Silver Screen
by Simon Brett
2017
Blotto accepts an invitation to play cricket in Hollywood, while his mother hopes Twinks will find a wealthy husband. News that starlet Mimsy La Pim has been kidnapped turns the California visit into a personal rescue mission.
Blotto, Twinks and the Great Road Race
by Simon Brett
2019
Blotto enters a European road race to win money for repairs at Tawcester Towers. Food poisoning forces him and Corky to recruit another mechanic, complicating their attempt to beat formidable rivals on the route to Rome.
Blotto, Twinks and the Intimate Revue
by Simon Brett
2019
A theatre outing turns sinister when Blotto's friend Whiffler is abducted after a revue. Calling on Twinks for help, Blotto enters London's entertainment world and criminal underworld, where the search exposes the siblings to further kidnapping danger.
Blotto, Twinks and the Maharajah's Jewel
by Simon Brett
2021
A cricket tour takes Blotto and Twinks towards India, where their mother hopes for a wealthy marriage. Unbeknown to them, a jewel thief has joined the entourage with plans to steal a diamond belonging to a maharajah.
Blotto, Twinks and the Suspicious Guests
by Simon Brett
2022
Blotto is appalled to learn that a nearby earl charges guests for events at his stately home. He and Twinks investigate the arrangement, uncovering Aristotours, an organization connecting impoverished aristocrats with paying visitors seeking a taste of privilege.
Blotto, Twinks and the Phantom Skiers
by Simon Brett
2024
Blotto travels to a Swiss village to compete in a dangerous race while Twinks infiltrates a sinister finishing school. Sabotage, frozen skiers awaiting resurrection, and a count’s bizarre weapons plot turn their separate errands into another perilous adventure.
Series background & context
Blotto and Twinks are aristocratic siblings who approach danger with very different equipment. Blotto has courage, good looks, and enthusiasm, but little ability to understand what is happening around him. Twinks has the intelligence to identify a problem and work out a solution. Together, they make a detective partnership in which the person most eager to act usually needs somebody else to explain the plan.
The series treats both adventure and inherited privilege as opportunities for comedy.
Their family home, Tawcester Towers, provides a starting point for many of the escapades. The Dowager Duchess wants to preserve the family's position, and recurring financial problems leave her looking for useful marriages or other ways to fund the estate. Blotto and Twinks may think they are dealing with a simple family obligation, but such arrangements have a habit of leading them towards criminals, kidnappers, or conspiracies. Their chauffeur, Corky Froggett, helps carry these adventures beyond the front door.
The first book, Blotto, Twinks, and the Ex-King's Daughter, brings a visiting royal family, a body in the library, and the threat of kidnapping into that household. It establishes the combination of country-house mystery and exaggerated rescue adventure that links the books. Blotto, Twinks and the Dead Dowager Duchess begins with another aristocratic gathering, then sends the siblings looking for the real killer after Corky is accused. Loyalty to someone close gives them a reason to keep going when events become increasingly unlikely.
The setting is a deliberately comic version of the period between the world wars. It supplies grand houses, fast cars, glamorous travelers, and a social hierarchy the characters take far more seriously than the reader needs to. In Blotto, Twinks and the Rodents of the Riviera, missing family portraits lead towards France. In Blotto, Twinks and the Bootlegger's Moll, a marriage intended to rescue the family finances carries them into Prohibition-era Chicago. The surroundings change, while the siblings' unequal talents remain the steady center.
Brett uses exaggerated behavior, elaborate slang, and increasingly improbable problems to keep the stories playful.
These are mysteries with suspects and dangers, but their pleasures also come from watching familiar adventure conventions grow ridiculous. A serious instruction from the Duchess can be as troublesome as an actual criminal, and Blotto's confidence rarely reflects his understanding. Starting with the first book introduces the household and the partnership before following their travels. Readers who enjoy comic period adventures can then continue in publication order, with each new case offering another setting in which Twinks's reasoning must make room for her brother's determination.
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