Friday Street Murder Mysteries Books in Order
Friday Street Murder Mysteries is a series of 5 books written by Russell Cooper.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Friday Street Murder Mysteries books in publication order
5 books
Murder On Friday Street
by Russell Cooper
2023
Retired MI6 twins Cedric and Ambrose leave their quiet farming life to investigate an old friend’s unsolved murder. Assisted by his daughter and an elderly woman with her own mysteries, they follow clues that may place them in a killer’s path.
Easier Dead Than Done
by Russell Cooper
2024
Five years after apparently unrelated murders in Venice and an English village, a letter asks the Friday Street team for help. Cedric, Ambrose, Charlie and Verity decipher clues and codes while trying to prevent the killer from claiming another victim.
A Murder Worth Dying For
by Russell Cooper
2025
The Friday Street investigators reopen a twenty-year-old case involving theft, murder and a cover-up at a girls’ boarding school. A secret notebook, coded message and puzzling witness statement challenge the accepted explanation as they race to prevent another killing.
Murder Me Tomorrow
by Russell Cooper
2026
Morgan Elliot’s widow asks the Friday Street team to prove his apparent suicide was murder. Returning to Frobisher Hall reveals deeply guarded secrets, and a second death makes finding the truth an urgent contest with someone willing to kill again.
No Good Day To Die
by Russell Cooper
2026
Retired MI6 twins Cedric and Ambrose return with Charlie and Verity for another Friday Street investigation. Their quiet life of honey-making and crosswords faces renewed disruption from cold cases, coded clues and old enemies who refuse to leave them in peace.
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