Order of Gwen Moffat Books
Gwen Moffat is an British author of mystery novels. She is the author of the Miss Melinda Pink series. Gwen is also a mountaineer and mountain guide. She was an Army driver at the end of World War II when she met a climber who introduced her to the lifestyle. She spent the ’40s and ’50s climbing in Snowdonia, the Lake District, Scotland and the Alps. She became the first female mountain guide to be certified in Great Britain in 1953.
Gwen Moffat made her debut as an author with the memoir Space Below My Feet in 1961. Below is a list of Gwen Moffat’s books in order of when they were originally released:
Publication Order of Miss Melinda Pink Books
| Lady with a Cool Eye | (1973) |    |
| Miss Pink at the Edge of the World | (1975) | |
| Over the Sea to Death | (1976) | |
| A Short Time to Live | (1976) | |
| Persons Unknown | (1978) | |
| Die Like a Dog | (1982) | |
| Last Chance Country | (1983) | |
| Grizzly Trail | (1984) | |
| Snare | (1988) | |
| The Stone Hawk | (1989) | |
| Rage | (1990) | |
| The Raptor Zone | (1990) | |
| Veronica's Sisters | (1992) | |
| The Lost Girls | (1998) | |
| Private Sins | (1999) | |
| Retribution | (2002) | |
Publication Order of Standalone Novels
| On My Home Ground | (1968) | |
| Survival Count | (1972) | |
| Hard Option | (1975) | |
| The Buckskin Girl | (1982) | |
| Deviant Death | (1995) | |
| Cue the Battered Wife | (1996) | |
| The Corpse Road | (1996) | |
| Pit Bull | (1997) | |
| The Outside Edge | (1998) | |
| A Wreath of Dead Moths | (1999) | |
| Running Dogs | (1999) | |
| Dying for Love | (2004) | |
| Gone Feral | (2007) | |
Publication Order of Non-Fiction Books
| Space Below My Feet | (1961) | |
| Hard Road West | (1981) | |
| The Storm Seekers | (1992) | |
If You Like Gwen Moffat Books, You’ll Love…
Gwen Moffat Synopsis: The Corpse Road is a standalone novel by Gwen Moffat. Investigating the latest Jack the Ripper-style murder of a young female journalist in London, Detective Chief Inspector Page of Scotland Yard arrives at the forbidding world of the Northern Pennines in the grip of winter.
He probes into the victim’s background and learns of the husband who swindled and left her. He meets the rector wrestling with problems of personal responsibility; and the curious members of a religious community at Whelp Castle, whose spiritual leader is mysteriously absent… Can DCI Page crack the case?