Martin Edwards, a vastly accomplished British author is acknowledged for his polished crime fiction novels and his informed critiques of the genre. Besides these achievements, he has contributed to the legal field by way of multiple articles and books. Edwards has made his mark with the well-received Harry Devlin series, as well as the intriguing Lake District mystery series. With a keen instinct for the craft, he is a founding member of the Northern Chapter of the Crime Writers’ Association and the Murder Squad.
A Journey into Writing
Edwards embarked on his writing career in 1983 with a focus on legal books, transitioning into penning novels in 1991. His first novel, All the Lonely People, marked the beginning of his Harry Devlin series. This debut novel earned a nomination for the John Creasey Dagger award for Best First Crime Novel of the Year, establishing Edwards as a skilled and innovative writer in the genre.
Martin Edwards’s Books in Order
In order to truly appreciate his writing style and talent, one must peruse Edwards’ books in order. Kindly find below the chronology of Martin Edwards’ published works from when they were first released:
The Uniqueness of Edwards’ Writing Style
Edwards’ writing style stands out due to his ability to weave intriguing tales around staggering crime mysteries. His rich narratives, drawn from his legal background, add a dose of authenticity to his crime fiction series. It strikes a chord with readers who appreciate a captivating story which keeps them in suspense until the last page. An exploration of Edwards’s books in order reveals a remarkable consistency in his ability to deliver with every series.
Publication Order of Harry Devlin Books
| All the Lonely People | (1991) |    |
| Suspicious Minds | (1992) | |
| I Remember You | (1993) | |
| Yesterday’s Papers | (1994) | |
| Eve of Destruction | (1997) | |
| The Devil in Disguise | (1998) | |
| First Cut is the Deepest | (1999) | |
| Waterloo Sunset | (2008) | |