Order of Stephanie Barron Books

Stephanie Barron is an American novelist of mystery and thriller novels. She writes the Merry Folger series (as Francine Mathews) and the Being a Jane Austen Mysteries series. Stephanie majored in European History at Princeton, while working part-time for the Miami Herald and the San Jose Mercury News. She also went for her Doctorate in history, but instead ending up settling for her Master’s degree. Stephanie has also worked for the CIA as an intelligence analyst.

Stephanie Barron made her debut as a published author in 1994. Her debut novel was Death in the Off Season, which she wrote as Francine Mathews. Her debut as Stephanie Barron was in 1996 with the novel Jane and the Unpleasantness at Scargrave Manor, beginning her Jane Austen Mysteries series. Below is a list of Stephanie Barron’s books in order of when they were first published:

Publication Order of Jane Austen Mysteries Books

Jane and the Unpleasantness at Scargrave Manor	(1996)
Jane and the Man of the Cloth	(1997)
Jane and the Wandering Eye	(1998)
Jane and the Genius of the Place	(1999)
Jane and the Stillroom Maid	(2000)
Jane and the Prisoner of Wool House	(2001)
Jane and the Ghosts of Netley	(2003)
Jane and His Lordship's Legacy	(2005)
Jane and the Barque of Frailty	(2006)
Jane and the Madness of Lord Byron	(2010)
Jane and the Canterbury Tale	(2011)
Jane and the Twelve Days of Christmas	(2014)
Jane and the Waterloo Map	(2016)
Jane and the Year Without a Summer	(2022)

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

A Flaw in the Blood	(2008)
The White Garden	(2009)
That Churchill Woman	(2019)

Publication Order of Random House Reader's Circle Books

The Wives of Henry Oades (By: Johanna Moran)	(2010)
Delta Girls (By: Gayle Brandeis)	(2010)
The Pull of the Moon (By: Elizabeth Berg)	(2010)
Tender at the Bone (By: Ruth Reichl)	(2010)
Anthropology of an American Girl (By: Hilary Thayer Hamann)	(2010)
Lives of the Poets (By: E.L. Doctorow)	(2010)
Billy Bathgate (By: E.L. Doctorow)	(2010)
When We Were Friends (By: Elizabeth Joy Arnold)	(2011)
The Definition of Wind (By: )	(2011)
Game of Secrets (By: Dawn Tripp)	(2011)
The Homecoming of Samuel Lake (By: Jenny Wingfield)	(2011)
Juliet (By: Anne Fortier)	(2012)
Invisible (By: )	(2012)
The Lullaby of Polish Girls (By: )	(2013)

Publication Order of Malice Domestic Books

Malice Domestic 1 (By: Elizabeth Peters,Sharyn McCrumb,Charlotte Elkins,Aaron Elkins,Barbara Paul,Joan Hess,,P.M. Carlson,Charlotte MacLeod,Barbara Paul)	(1992)
Malice Domestic 2 (By: Mary Higgins Clark)	(1993)
Malice Domestic 3 (By: Taylor McCafferty,Joan Hess,Wendy Hornsby,Deborah Adams,Dorothy Cannell,Camilla Trinchieri)	(1994)
Malice Domestic 4 (By: ,Carole Nelson Douglas,K.K. Beck,P.M. Carlson,Carolyn G. Hart,,Rochelle Krich,Ralph McInerny,,Jean Hager)	(1995)
Malice Domestic 5 (By: Nancy Atherton,Jill Churchill,Toni L.P. Kelner,Barbara D'Amato,Peter Lovesey,Alan Russell,Eileen Dreyer,Carolyn Wheat,Phyllis Whitney,,Susan Cooper,Medora Sale,Eve Sandstrom,Sharan Newman,,Patricia Moyes,Sue Henry)	(1996)
Malice Domestic 7 (With: Harlan Coben,Sharyn McCrumb,Daniel Stashower,Michael Bond,Dean James,Amy Myers)	(1998)
Malice Domestic 8 (By: Mary Daheim,Nevada Barr,Margaret Maron,Amanda Cross,Abigail Padgett,Jonathan Gash,Susan Holtzer)	(1999)
Malice Domestic 9 (By: Agatha Christie,Robert Barnard,Joan Hess,Jan Burke,Dorothy Cannell,Ann Granger,Susan Moody,Teri Holbrook)	(2000)
Each book is an anthology, with the listed author credited as the editor of the book.

Publication Order of Anthologies

Malice Domestic 7	(1998)
The Usual Santas	(2016)

Note: The Sunken Sailor is a serial novel that also includes contributions by Simon Brett, Jan Burke, Dorothy Cannell, Margaret Coel, Deborah Crombie, Eileen Dreyer, Carolyn Hart, Edward Marston, Sharan Newman, Alexandra Ripley, Walter Satterthwait, Sarah Smith and Carolyn Wheat.

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One Response to “Order of Stephanie Barron Books”

1. s: 4 years ago

   Are there to be any more Jane mysteries?

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