Penny Grubb Books in Order

Penny Grubb and Armstrong A. Takang examine how software changes after its initial development. The textbook explains maintenance within software evolution, covering concepts and practices intended to help readers understand, support, and improve existing systems.

Novice private investigator Annie Raymond examines a man's apparently accidental death in rural East Yorkshire. A disturbing video and contradictory accounts draw her into a trap that threatens her career, her safety, and a vulnerable schoolgirl.

Accusations of corruption threaten Annie Raymond's insurance-fraud investigation business. As she visits family in Scotland and returns to a promising London case, pressures to manipulate evidence collide with disturbing revelations connecting the two distant inquiries.

An East Yorkshire murder leaves Annie Raymond working for two clients with opposing aims concerning the accused man. Conflicting evidence, police tensions, and mysterious skeletal remains force her to unravel a case entangled with personal complications.

Penny Grubb and Danuta Reah offer a step-by-step guide to developing a novel. The book addresses openings, reader engagement, dramatic tension, and slow scenes, providing practical components for writers working through different stages of their manuscripts.

Returning to East Yorkshire, Annie Raymond takes an assignment involving the agency where she began her career. Suspicious paperwork, a conveniently timed accident, and figures from her past leave her struggling to identify whom she can trust.

Detective Superintendent Martyn Webber investigates a hacker targeting the city's traffic systems while a decades-old getaway car resurfaces. With Ayaan Ahmed assisting, he searches for connections between modern crimes and an increasingly disruptive criminal past.

Annie Raymond goes undercover on what appears to be a routine hospitality assignment in Hull. Suspected theft at a restaurant may conceal something more dangerous, while an unwelcome reminder from her past distracts her from emerging warning signs.

This guide supports students making the transition into university-level study, including those returning after years away from formal education. It focuses on the skills needed for higher education and the challenges faced by entrants from varied backgrounds.

An undocumented shipping container in a Hull recycling yard brings Annie Raymond face to face with police officer Jennifer Flanagan after a man's death. Uneasy cooperation develops as both women face scrutiny from their employers and hidden observers.