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RD Wingfield Books in Order

RD Wingfield is a series of 6 books written by RD Wingfield.

Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)

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RD Wingfield books in publication order

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6 books

1

Frost at Christmas

by RD Wingfield

1986

Eight-year-old Tracey Uphill disappears shortly before Christmas, sending Inspector Jack Frost into an urgent investigation with new partner Clive Barnard. An unconventional consultation draws Frost toward an older unsolved crime, risking both his career and safety.

2

A Touch of Frost

by RD Wingfield

1987

Inspector Jack Frost hopes to slip away to a colleague's farewell party, but a corpse and a missing girl interrupt him. More robberies and violent crimes overwhelm Denton, leaving Frost juggling investigations while reassuring his impatient superiors.

3

Hard Frost

by RD Wingfield

1992

A murdered child and another missing boy confront Inspector Jack Frost as further violent cases mount in Denton. Ransom demands and additional deaths force the overburdened detective to move between crises, relying on his unconventional investigative instincts.

4

Night Frost

by RD Wingfield

1992

A killer targets Denton's elderly residents while flu depletes the local police force. Inspector Jack Frost struggles to investigate alongside arson, threats, burglaries, and a suspicious suicide, cutting corners under pressure from his divisional commander.

5

Winter Frost

by RD Wingfield

1999

A killer targeting local prostitutes adds to Denton's mounting crime wave, but Jack Frost concentrates on a missing child. Another girl's death and a suspect's suicide place the investigation and Frost's own professional standing under severe pressure.

6

A Killing Frost

by RD Wingfield

2008

A severed foot, poisoned supermarket goods, and two missing girls stretch Jack Frost's resources as Denton's crimes multiply. A scheming new chief inspector threatens to transfer him, forcing Frost to investigate while defending his position.

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