Mary Linn Roby Books in Order
Explore Mary Linn Roby's books in publication order, with short book summaries and guides to the individual series to help you choose where to start.
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Mary Linn Roby books in publication order
24 books
Still As the Grave
by Mary Linn Roby
1964
Set within the world of English theatre, this mystery explores the dangerous events surrounding its characters in Mary Linn Roby's first novel.
In the Dead of the Night
by Mary Linn Roby
1969
A wealthy older woman and a beautiful young girl are trapped in a deserted summer house as a storm gathers. Nearby, a disturbed young man finds a gun and plans an evening that turns their isolation into terror.
Pennies on Her Eyes
by Mary Linn Roby
1969
A young American widow begins a relationship with an Englishman accused of murdering his former wife. Her involvement draws her into a suspenseful uncertainty about the man she has trusted and the death shadowing their possible future together.
If She Should Die
by Mary Linn Roby
1970
A celebrated British woman writer and her London publishing house become entangled in a Gothic suspense story.
Lie Quiet In Your Grave
by Mary Linn Roby
1970
Martha inherits her grandmother's mansion on the isolated Maine coast under an unsettling condition: she must keep her grandfather's mistress from returning. The woman has been dead for forty years, making the request impossible to understand.
Some Die in Their Beds
by Mary Linn Roby
1970
After a young actress is murdered, Anna fears her husband may be responsible. Caught between love and suspicion, she follows a trail of blackmail and betrayal toward an isolated house outside London, where danger draws closer.
That Fatal Touch
by Mary Linn Roby
1970
A kidnapping brings a wife, an ex-wife and a mistress together in a house overshadowed by violence. Each woman fears for her life, and each has a possible reason to kill, making trust a dangerous gamble.
Dig a Narrow Grave
by Mary Linn Roby
1971
A woman psychiatrist is drawn into a dangerous situation where attraction and murder intertwine in a Gothic mystery.
This Land Turns Evil Slowly
by Mary Linn Roby
1971
Twenty years after a seaside picnic ended in tragedy, Nora returns to Ballard's Cross to confront her guilt. Instead of finding peace, she encounters murder and memories that threaten her chance of love and escape from the past.
And Die Remembering
by Mary Linn Roby
1972
Journalist Claudia Ross enters a house overshadowed by hatred and death. As she becomes involved with the people inside, the sinister atmosphere threatens her own safety, turning her visit into a struggle against gathering danger.
Reap the Whirlwind
by Mary Linn Roby
1972
The remaining members of a proud family become entangled in destructive passions. As madness and murder threaten their dwindling circle, the family's attachment to its past offers little protection against the dangers growing within it.
When the Witch Is Dead
by Mary Linn Roby
1972
Margaret's friendship with Corinne draws her into witchcraft, death, and fears for her daughter. With the child becoming a pawn in a dangerous struggle, Margaret must decide whether a handsome stranger can be trusted to help.
Shadow over Grove House
by Mary Linn Roby
1973
A year after her husband's death, Amanda Harcourt lives in her father-in-law's secluded Victorian home. A visitor resembling her husband claims his death was murder, forcing Amanda to investigate while questioning both his motives and her growing attraction.
Speak No Evil of the Dead
by Mary Linn Roby
1973
Barbara watches her mother succumb to a strange illness in a household marked by hostility. Her stepfather, brother's fiancée, and an unsettling doctor deepen her suspicions as she tries to understand the danger surrounding her family.
The House at Kilgallen
by Mary Linn Roby
1973
At Kilgallen, Mara encounters a family dominated by its aging matriarch and divided by violence, regret, and secrets. Threatened by the estate's agent, she must judge whether Douglas's offer of protection can keep her safe.
Cry of the Peacock
by Mary Linn Roby
1974
Hired to catalog an art collection, Irene enters an isolated manor where the Stewart family awaits its matriarch's death. Hostility, stolen paintings and attempts on her life leave her struggling to decide whom she can trust.
The Broken Key
by Mary Linn Roby
1974
Sara Gray inherits a cottage on an old Cornish estate, drawing her into a place marked by earlier tragedy. As trouble returns in the present, her new home becomes entangled with the estate's disturbing past.
The Silent Walls
by Mary Linn Roby
1974
Returning to Tunis to forget Robert, Ann Hever accepts an actress's invitation and finds herself virtually imprisoned in a mansion. Murder and intrigue surround her, while Robert's reappearance complicates her desperate efforts to decide whom to trust.
Marsh House
by Mary Linn Roby
1975
After her famous father's suicide, Elizabeth Dalton returns to England and works with his biographer. The handsome older man and a house tied to her childhood draw her toward disturbing secrets surrounding her mother's death.
Tower Room
by Mary Linn Roby
1975
Summoned to an aging actress's bedside, Darney enters a seaside château where friendship offers uncertain protection. Murder transforms the gathering into a dangerous encounter with treachery, leaving her to navigate the threats concealed among her companions.
The Treasure Chest
by Mary Linn Roby
1976
Anna's whirlwind marriage ends when her husband dies in an unexplained accident. Trying to understand his life, she discovers that his valuable antiques and an attractive count are connected to a conspiracy that puts her in danger.
Fortune's Smile
by Mary Linn Roby
1979
Pamela Pominder struggles with her mother's social ambitions, her sister's imprudence, and her brother's drinking and gambling. Lord Ellingham repeatedly comes to the family's rescue, but his helpful presence creates increasingly complicated feelings for sensible Pamela.
My Lady's Mask
by Mary Linn Roby
1979
Caroline inherits Mrs. Lorimer's fortune on the peculiar condition that she break men's hearts. Installed in a London house and drawn into flirtation, she discovers that one gentleman may have the power to overturn her plans.
The Herrick Inheritance
by Mary Linn Roby
1982
A powerful woman directs the Herrick family's enterprises across America and England, protecting its prestige. Behind that success lies a history of poverty, an unacknowledged child, and a grandmother's difficult choice between love and ambition.
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