Order of Caroline Graham Books
Caroline Graham is an English author of mystery novels, in addition to being a playwright and screenwriter. She writes the Chief Inspector Barnaby series, which was adapted into the television series Midsomer Murders. Caroline was born in Nuneaton, England and attended Open University as well as the University of Birmingham (where she got her MA). Her novel The Killings at Badger’s Drift was named one of the Top 100 Crime Novels of All Time by the Crime Writers’ Association and also won the 1989 Macavity Award for Best First Novel. Caroline resides in Suffolk, England.
Caroline Graham became a published author in 1982 with the romance novel, Fire Dance. Following that, she switched to mystery novels. 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) | |
Publication Order of Standalone Novels
| Fire Dance | (1982) | |
| The Envy of the Stranger | (1984) | |
| Murder at Madingley Grange | (1990) | |
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Caroline Graham Synopses: In Murder at Madingly Grange by Caroline Graham, in order to get a quick buck, Simon Hannford arranges a 1930s-themed murder mystery weekend at his aunt’s old gothic mansion. However, plans go bad and the guests and house staff all have their own ideas. And when a real body turns up, Simon may have to do some real detective work of his own…
In The Envy of the Stranger by Caroline Graham, Roz Gilmour has two children, a husband, a good career, a comfortable North London home and is happy. However, there are those who don’t like her due to her success, and will do whatever it takes to get their revenge.
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Hi Ms. Graham,
I absolutely love your Inspector Barnbay series,which I’ve experienced by watching Midsomer Murders. I have lost count how many times I’ve watched Episodes 1 thru 22.
I do have to “beg” you to continue writing the series so they can be filmed and added to the Ovation channel.
Glenda Dixon- USA