Order of Jacqueline Winspear Books
Jacqueline Winspear is an English novelist who writes a mystery series of novels featuring the character Maisie Dobbs. Winspear has been nominated for several Agatha Awards for her Maisie Dobbs books and has won two of them. Winspear now resides in the United States.
Jacqueline Winspear’s first novel was entitled Maisie Dobbs and was released in 2003. It won the Agatha Award for Best First Novel. Below is a list of Jacqueline Winspear’s books in order of when they were originally released (and in chronological order):
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Publication Order of Maisie Dobbs Books
| Maisie Dobbs | (2003) |    |
| Birds of a Feather | (2004) | |
| Pardonable Lies | (2005) | |
| Messenger of Truth | (2006) | |
| An Incomplete Revenge | (2008) | |
| Among the Mad | (2009) | |
| The Mapping of Love and Death | (2010) | |
| A Lesson in Secrets | (2011) | |
| Elegy for Eddie | (2012) | |
| Leaving Everything Most Loved | (2013) | |
| A Dangerous Place | (2015) | |
| Journey to Munich | (2016) | |
| In This Grave Hour | (2017) | |
| To Die but Once | (2018) | |
| The American Agent | (2019) | |
| The Consequences of Fear | (2021) | |
| A Sunlit Weapon | (2022) | |
Publication Order of Maisie Dobbs Non-Fiction Books
| What Would Maisie Do? | (2019) | |
Publication Order of Standalone Novels
| The Care and Management of Lies | (2014) | |
| The White Lady | (2023) | |
Publication Order of Mysterious Profiles Books
| Elvis Cole and Joe Pike | (2022) | |
| Jack Taylor | (2022) | |
| Jack Reacher | (2022) | |
| Charlie Parker | (2022) | |
| Hieronymus Bosch | (2022) | |
| Lincoln Rhyme | (2022) | |
| Alex Delaware | (2022) | |
| Tess Monaghan | (2022) | |
| Charlie Resnick | (2022) | |
| Peter Decker and Rina Lazarus | (2022) | |
| Inspector Morse | (2022) | |
| Dismas Hardy | (2022) | |
| Bob Lee Swagger | (2022) | |
| Aloysius X. L. Pendergast | (2022) | |
| Lou Boldt | (2022) | |
| Spenser | (2022) | |
| Charlotte and Thomas Pitt | (2022) | |
| John Rebus | (2022) | |
| Mallory | (2022) | |
| Jane Whitefield | (2022) | |
| Ian Rutledge: A Mysterious Profile | (2022) | |
| Amos Walker | (2022) | |
| Precious Ramotswe | (2022) | |
| Maisie Dobbs | (2022) | |
| The Lincoln Lawyer | (2022) | |
| Ben Kincaid | (2023) | |
| Repairman Jack | (2023) | |
Publication Order of Memoirs
| This Time Next Year We'll Be Laughing | (2020) | |
Publication Order of Anthologies
| A Study in Sherlock | (2011) | |
| Odd Partners | (2019) | |
| Private Investigations: Mystery Writers on the Secrets, Riddles, and Wonders in Their Lives | (2020) | |
| Shattering Glass | (2020) | |
If You Like Jacqueline Winspear Books, You’ll Love…
Jacqueline Winspear Synopses: The Care and Management of Lies by Jacqueline Winspear is a standalone novel. Kezia Marchant’s friendship with Thea Brissenden, whom she had known since she was a young girl, had become strained by July 1914 due to Thea’s fervent support for women’s suffrage and Kezia’s impending marriage to Thea’s brother Tom, who ran the family farm. A book on household management is Thea’s present to Kezia when she weds Tom a month before Britain and Germany declare war, veiled criticism of the bride’s bleak future. The farm, on the other hand, becomes Kezia’s responsibility when Tom signs up to fight for his country and Thea is reluctantly called to the front lines. Each must devise a strategy for enduring the subsequent chaos and catastrophe.
They conceal their despair in letters and cards filled with stories crafted to provide comfort as Tom marches to the front lines and Kezia fights to keep her organized life from unraveling. Even Tom’s fellow soldiers in the trenches enter the fictitious world of Kezia’s mouthwatering meals and find solace there. But when confronted with the adversary, will well-intentioned lies and self-deception be useful?
The White Lady is a standalone title by Jacqueline Winspear. Elinor, a reluctant ex-spy with her own demons, confronts one of London’s most dangerous organized crime gangs and ultimately exposes corruption at the highest levels of government from Scotland Yard.
Elinor, or “Miss White,” is a quiet, private woman who lives in a village in Kent, England, and is a mystery to her neighbors. Elinor holds a “grace and favor” property, a rare privilege granted to loyal Crown servants in recognition of their contributions to the nation. However, there is no way for the people of Shacklehurst to find out how dangerous Elinor’s work in the war had been or that their enigmatic neighbor is haunted by her past.
Jim Mackie and his wife Rose, Susie, a young farmworker’s daughter, will have to break through Miss White’s cold demeanor, but Jim and Elinor have something in common. He also wants to get out of his past badly. Elinor takes on the responsibility of protecting her neighbors, particularly the bright-eyed Susie, when the powerful Mackie crime family demands the return of their prodigal son for a crucial job. Elinor, on the other hand, unknowingly embarks on a perilous path in her quest to learn the truth about the family’s pursuit of Jim. However, this path ultimately leads to her freedom.
I came across J.W. by accident when I picked up “The White Lady” by mistake. I can’t say that she grabbed my attention rather she slowly but surely drew me in. I’m hooked.
Why is Publication Order of Mysterious Profiles Books listed in this author’s it’s?
She wrote a novel within that series.
I have grown up with Maisie, and I feel like a part of the family. Winspear does a great job in making Maisie seem real. I love Maisie’s kindness to all – especially to Billy and his family. Thank you for such enjoyable reads. Please keep writing.
Just finishing “The Consequences of Fear”. I’ve read all Maissie books amd love each one. Thank you. I have downloaded “The Care and Management of Lies” to read next. Love your work!
Have not read Jacqueline Winspear books yet. I only can read Large print books. Are her books published in large print, does anybody know?
Not sure about large print, but the audiobooks from the Library of Congress are wonderful.
Our library in Sun City West, Arizona has several of her books in large print.
I’m now reading the latest book and wondered if there ar more in the pipeline ?
Her next novel appears to be entitled The Care and Management of Lies, due out in July. It looks like it is a standalone novel.
If you are a history/historical mystery buff, these are absolutely wonderful (and informative) reads. Winspear grabs you early and moves right along at a good, brisk pace. Highly recommended.