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Megan Rhys Books in Order

Megan Rhys is a series of 6 books written by Lindsay Jayne Ashford.

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Megan Rhys books in publication order

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6 books

1

Frozen

by Lindsay Jayne Ashford

2003

Forensic psychologist Megan Rhys advises police investigating the murders of young sex workers. As deaths increase, questionable information and competing pressures complicate her work, leaving her to identify the killer while resisting attempts to manipulate her conclusions.

2

Strange Blood

by Lindsay Jayne Ashford

2005

Megan Rhys investigates a young mother's murder marked by an apparent occult symbol. While a publicity-seeking police chief favors a ritual explanation, Megan studies the victims' lives, risking a dangerous mistake as further killings occur.

3

Death Studies

by Lindsay Jayne Ashford

2006

A conference trip gives Megan Rhys a chance to stay at her grandmother's cottage in Borth. The discovery of a preserved, mutilated body nearby turns the visit into an investigation involving uncertain dates and concealed grievances.

4

Where Death Lies

by Lindsay Jayne Ashford

2006

Megan Rhys's holiday in Borth is interrupted by a mutilated corpse and further unexplained deaths. This revised edition of Death Studies follows her effort to connect disparate victims and uncover secrets a determined killer wants buried.

5

The Rubber Woman

by Lindsay Jayne Ashford

2007

While studying the effects of new prostitution legislation in Cardiff, Megan Rhys joins outreach worker Pauline in the red-light district. A recent murder and increasingly dangerous working conditions make the women's safety an urgent concern.

6

The Killer Inside

by Lindsay Jayne Ashford

2008

Forensic psychologist Megan Rhys is at Balsall Gate prison when inmate Carl Kelly dies with a disturbing expression on his face. Authorities favor an overdose explanation, but the circumstances leave her questioning whether something more sinister occurred.

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