Books in order: A Profiling of Famed Author Caroline Graham
A Detailed Bio of Caroline Graham
Caroline Graham, an acclaimed author adored for her mystery novels excels in diverse roles including being a dramatist and a screenwriter. Making her mark through the immensely popular Chief Inspector Barnaby series, later transfigured into the widely recognized Midsomer Murders TV series, she has stirred the curiosity of mystery lovers worldwide. She was born in the heart of England, Nuneaton, and pulled from her experiences at both the Open University and the University of Birmingham to weave narratives that resonate with readers, earning her MA degree from the latter.
Her unparalleled success can be underscored through her novel ‘The Killings at Badger’s Drift’, which not only secured a place in the ‘Top 100 Crime Novels of All Time’ by the Crime Writers’ Association but was also the proud recipient of the 1989 Macavity Award for Best First Novel. She now enjoys a serene life in Suffolk, England.
Books in order: Insights into Caroline Graham’s unique writing style
Graham began her journey as a published author in 1982 with a noteworthy romance novel, Fire Dance. But she soon found her true calling in mystery novels. It’s through this genre that she was able to showcase her unique writing style – a blend of suspense, vivid characterization, and complex plotlines seamlessly tied together and arranged in an engaging order.
Below is a list of Caroline Graham’s books in order of when they were originally published:
Publication Order of Chief Inspector Barnaby Books
| The Killings at Badger’s Drift | (1987) |    |
| Death of a Hollow Man | (1989) | |
| Death in Disguise | (1992) | |
| Written in Blood | (1995) | |
| Faithful Unto Death | (1996) | |
| A Place of Safety | (1999) | |
| A Ghost in the Machine | (2004) | |