Stella Duffy Books in Order
Doctor Who adventures featuring the Second Doctor, written by Stella Duffy as part of the Time Trips collection alongside Cecelia Ahern.
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Stella Duffy books in publication order
19 books
Calendar Girl
by Stella Duffy
1994
Wavewalker
by Stella Duffy
1996
Beneath the Blonde
by Stella Duffy
1997
Singling Out The Couples
by Stella Duffy
1998
Eating Cake
by Stella Duffy
1999
Fresh Flesh
by Stella Duffy
1999
Immaculate Conceit
by Stella Duffy
2001
Tart Noir
by Stella Duffy & Val McDermid
2003
Edited by Stella Duffy and Lauren Henderson, this anthology contains 20 original crime stories by women writers, including Val McDermid’s “Metamorphosis.” The collection centers tough, complicated female characters in tales that range from darkly comic to violent, sexual, and noir-tinged.
Girls' Night In
by Chris Manby, Sarah Mlynowski, Stella Duffy, Lisa Jewell, Marian Keyes, Sophie Kinsella, Adele Lang, Carole Matthews, Anna Maxted, Megan McCafferty, Alisa Valdes, Isabel Wolff, Meg Cabot, Louise Bagshawe, Emily Barr, Jenny Colgan, Lynda Curnyn, Jennifer Weiner, Lauren Henderson & Jessica Adams
2004
This anthology brings together 21 short stories by women’s-fiction writers about relationships, work, friendship, and turning points. Jennifer Weiner’s contribution, “Good Men,” revisits a character from Good in Bed, while the other stories offer varied comic and romantic perspectives.
State of Happiness
by Stella Duffy
2004
Mouths of Babes
by Stella Duffy
2005
Parallel Lies
by Stella Duffy
2005
The Room of Lost Things
by Stella Duffy
2008
Theodora
by Stella Duffy
2010
The Purple Shroud
by Stella Duffy
2012
Doctor Who: Time Trips
by Cecelia Ahern, Jake Arnott, Trudi Canavan, Jenny T. Colgan & Stella Duffy
2014
This illustrated Doctor Who anthology collects eight short adventures by different writers, each featuring a different incarnation of the Doctor. Ranging from ancient Alexandria to distant worlds, the stories move across time and space through comic, frightening, and reflective encounters.
London Lies Beneath
by Stella Duffy
2016
The Hidden Room
by Stella Duffy
2017
Money in the Morgue
by Ngaio Marsh & Stella Duffy
2018
Set in a remote New Zealand military hospital during the Second World War, this completed fragment finds Alleyn stranded by a storm when the soldiers’ payroll vanishes from a safe. A missing corpse, wartime tensions and a closed circle of staff turn it into a classic locked in investigation.
Standalone Stella Duffy books

Calendar Girl
by Stella Duffy
1994Saz Martin, Book 1
Wavewalker
by Stella Duffy
1996Saz Martin, Book 2
Beneath the Blonde
by Stella Duffy
1997Saz Martin, Book 3
Singling Out The Couples
by Stella Duffy
1998
Eating Cake
by Stella Duffy
1999
Fresh Flesh
by Stella Duffy
1999Saz Martin, Book 4
Immaculate Conceit
by Stella Duffy
2001
Tart Noir
by Stella Duffy & Val McDermid
2003
Girls' Night In
by Chris Manby, Sarah Mlynowski, Stella Duffy, Lisa Jewell, Marian Keyes, Sophie Kinsella, Adele Lang, Carole Matthews, Anna Maxted, Megan McCafferty, Alisa Valdes, Isabel Wolff, Meg Cabot, Louise Bagshawe, Emily Barr, Jenny Colgan, Lynda Curnyn, Jennifer Weiner, Lauren Henderson & Jessica Adams
2004
State of Happiness
by Stella Duffy
2004
Mouths of Babes
by Stella Duffy
2005Saz Martin, Book 5
Parallel Lies
by Stella Duffy
2005
The Room of Lost Things
by Stella Duffy
2008
Theodora
by Stella Duffy
2010Empress Theodora, Book 1
The Purple Shroud
by Stella Duffy
2012Empress Theodora, Book 2
Doctor Who: Time Trips
by Cecelia Ahern, Jake Arnott, Trudi Canavan, Jenny T. Colgan & Stella Duffy
2014
London Lies Beneath
by Stella Duffy
2016
The Hidden Room
by Stella Duffy
2017
Money in the Morgue
by Ngaio Marsh & Stella Duffy
2018Roderick Alleyn, Book 35
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