Order of Priscilla Masters Books

Priscilla Masters is an English author of crime fiction and mystery novels. She writes the Joanna Piercy series and the Martha Gunn series. Priscilla is a retired respiratory nurse who worked at the Royal Shrewsbury Hospital. She uses her experience as a nurse in many of her novels.

Priscilla Masters began her career as an author with the children’s book Mr. Bateman’s Garden, published in 1988. Below is a list of Priscilla Masters’ books in order of when they were originally released:

Publication Order of DI Joanna Piercy Books

Winding Up the Serpent	(1995)
Catch the Fallen Sparrow	(1996)
A Wreath For My Sister	(1997)
And None Shall Sleep	(1997)
Scaring Crows	(1999)
Embroidering Shrouds	(2001)
Endangering Innocents	(2003)
Wings Over the Watcher	(2006)
Grave Stones	(2009)
A Velvet Scream	(2011)
The Final Curtain	(2013)
Guilty Waters	(2015)
Crooked Street	(2016)
Blood on the Rocks	(2019)

Publication Order of Claire Roget Books

Dangerous Minds	(2016)
The Deceiver	(2018)
A Game of Minds	(2020)

Publication Order of Martha Gunn Books

River Deep	(2004)
Slipknot	(2007)
Frozen Charlotte	(2011)
Smoke Alarm (By: )	(2012)
The Devil's Chair	(2014)
Recalled to Death	(2015)
Bridge of Sighs	(2019)

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Mr. Bateman's Garden	(1988)
Night Visit	(1999)
A Fatal Cut	(2001)
Disturbing Ground	(2002)
A Plea of Insanity	(2005)
The Watchful Eye	(2008)
Buried in Clay	(2008)
Dying For Perfection	(2015)

Publication Order of Short Stories/Novellas

Coming Home	(2015)
The Certificate	(2016)

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Priscilla Masters Synopsis: Dangerous Minds by Priscilla Masters is the first book in the Claire Roget series. When she receives a wedding invitation from one of her former patients, forensic psychiatrist Dr. Claire Roget is more than a little alarmed. Highly intelligent and manipulative, Jerome Barclay suffers from a severe personality disorder. Although she has never been able to prove it, Claire believes that he is highly dangerous and may be responsible for at least three suspicious deaths – and she fears for the safety of his new bride. What’s more, Jerome seems to know rather too much about Claire’s personal and professional life, including intimate details concerning her other patients. Is he playing a sinister game? With no proof as to Jerome’s possibly murderous intentions, Claire is helpless. Can she prevent a tragedy unfolding? And is Claire herself at risk?