Pearl And Derek Mystery Books in Order
Pearl And Derek Mystery is a series of 5 books written by Gillian Larkin.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Pearl And Derek Mystery books in publication order
5 books
A Dreadful Day Out
by Gillian Larkin
2015
Derek Quill receives a visit from Beryl Sherburn's ghost after her death on Whitby's stone steps. Rejecting the claim that she fell while drunk, Beryl insists she was pushed, sending Derek and ghostly partner Pearl to investigate.
A Lonely Death
by Gillian Larkin
2015
Derek Quill's ability to see murdered people's ghosts brings him face to face with Eric Malone, his childhood bully. Assisted by ghostly friend Pearl, Derek investigates a man whose continuing cruelty left more than one possible killer.
A Slip And A Trip
by Gillian Larkin
2015
Derek Quill and ghostly companion Pearl meet Ryan Buckley, whose death beneath a bus initially appeared accidental. Suspecting murder, they question his relatives and friends and discover that several people stood to benefit from his death.
Gossip To Kill For
by Gillian Larkin
2015
Derek Quill and ghostly helper Pearl investigate the murder of young salon employee Gabby Johnson. Her appetite for gossip left her holding many secrets, and identifying the dangerous one means examining people connected to the hairdresser's.
Left To Die
by Gillian Larkin
2015
Pearl introduces Derek Quill to murdered young man Kevin Shepherd, but the ghostly helper seems unusually troubled. Describing Kevin as a joyful soul, she prompts Derek to investigate who could have wanted to end his life.
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