Anne Perry
Anne Perry was born in Blackheath, London in 1938. From an
early age, she enjoyed reading and two of her favorite
authors were Lewis Carroll and Charles Kingsley. Her first
novel was The Cater Street Hangman, which came out
in 1979. Since then she has authored a number of
bestselling titles including The Twisted Root, Half Moon
Street, and Bedford Square.
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Books
Angels in the Gloom
August 30, 2005
Death Dines In
May 1, 2005
Culinary crimes from Anne Perry and others—all-new
recipes included.
Stories by New York Times bestselling author Anne Perry and
Carole Nelson Douglas, Lyn Hamilton, Claudia Bishop, Donna
Andrews, Rhys Bowen, Don Bruns, Meg Chittenden, Read more...
Long Spoon Lane
March 29, 2005
Death by Dickens
November 2, 2004
In the pages of his novels, Charles Dickens railed
against injustice in all its forms—the miserliness of
Ebenezer Scrooge, the indifference of the aristocracy, the
cruelty of Fagin. He captured Read more...
A Christmas Visitor
October 26, 2004
Much Ado About Murder
October 7, 2004
A stellar cast of today's finest mystery authors have come
up with rapier sharp mystery stories inspired by
Shakespeare's life, times, and works. Each story in this
collection offers murderous Read more...
Shoulder the Sky
September 28, 2004
The Shifting Tide
April 27, 2004
Death by Dickens
March 1, 2004
In the pages of his novels, Charles Dickens railed against
injustice in all its forms—the miserliness of
Ebenezer Scrooge, the indifference of the aristocracy, the
cruelty of Fagin. He captured Read more...
A Christmas Journey
November 20, 2003
Come Armageddon
September 1, 2003
Continuing her "truly epic tale,"* Anne Perry returns to
the fantasy realm first glimpsed in Tathea.
Tathea, the Empress of Sihinabar, has wandered the Lost
Lands for 500 years, spreading Read more...
No Graves as Yet
August 1, 2003
Seven Dials
February 4, 2003
Much Ado about Murder
(All-New Shakespeare-Inspired Mystery Stories)
December 1, 2002
Death of a Stranger
October 4, 2002
Southampton Row
February 26, 2002
Funeral In Blue
October 2, 2001
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