Order of Peter Turnbull Books

Peter Turnbull is a British author of crime fiction novels. He writes the P Division, Hennessey and Yellich and Harry Vicary series. Peter grew up in Yorkshire, but worked in Glasgow, Scotland as a government social worker. He now once again lives in Yorkshire, England.

Peter Turnbull made his debut as a published novelist in 1981 with the novel Deep and Crisp and Even. Below is a list of Peter Turnbull’s books in order of when they were first released:

Publication Order of P Division Books

Deep and Crisp and Even	(1981)
Dead Knock	(1982)
Fair Friday	(1983)
Big Money	(1984)
Two Way Cut	(1988)
Condition Purple	(1989)
And Did Murder Him	(1991)
Long Day Monday	(1992)
The Killing Floor	(1994)
The Man with No Face	(1998)

Publication Order of Hennessey and Yellich Books

Fear of Drowning	(1999)
Deathtrap	(2000)
Perils and Dangers	(2001)
The Return	(2001)
After the Flood	(2002)
Dark Secrets	(2002)
All Roads Leadeth	(2003)
Treasure Trove	(2003)
The Dance Master	(2004)
Hopes and Fears	(2004)
The Chill Factor	(2005)
The Legacy	(2005)
False Knight	(2006)
Fire Burn	(2006)
Chelsea Smile	(2007)
Once a Biker	(2007)
No Stone Unturned	(2007)
Turning Point	(2008)
Informed Consent	(2009)
Deliver Us from Evil	(2010)
Aftermath	(2010)
The Altered Case	(2012)
Gift Wrapped	(2013)
A Dreadful Past	(2016)
Cold Wrath	(2018)

Publication Order of Harry Vicary Books

Improving the Silence	(2009)
Deep Cover	(2011)
The Garden Party	(2012)
Denial of Murder	(2014)
In Vino Veritas	(2015)

Publication Order of Maurice Mundy Books

A Cold Case

(2016)

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

The Claws of the Gryphon	(1986)
The Justice Game	(1990)
Embracing Skeletons	(1996)
Reality Checkpoint	(2004)
Sweet Humphrey	(2005)
The Trophy Wife	(2005)

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Peter Turnbull Synopses: The Justice Game is a standalone title by Peter Turnbull. When a would-be advocate from Glasgow meets an alluring woman, he is caught up in a web of murder and revenge, and finds himself in Italy, where things aren’t what they seem and there is a high price to pay.

Embracing Skeletons by Peter Turnbull is a standalone novel. When the body of a child is found on Marston Moor it triggers an investigation which will delve into a more widespread evil than the murder of a single child. A young burglar, a convicted pornographer, a schizophrenic – all appear to be involved, but in what?