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Kate Shackleton

by Frances Brody

14 books Started 2009 Latest 2022
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The Kate Shackleton is a Cozy Mystery / Historical Fiction series by Frances Brody, made up of 14 books published between 2009 and 2022. It begins with Dying in the Wool (2009), and is best read in publication order. The most recent entry is A Mansion for Murder (2022), spanning 13 years of storytelling.

14books
13years active
3decades
~1yrs between books
2022latest release

Kate Shackleton series: frequently asked questions

What order should I read the Kate Shackleton series?

Start with Dying in the Wool (2009), the first book in the Kate Shackleton series by Frances Brody. Follow the books in publication order for the best reading experience.

How many books are in the Kate Shackleton series?

There are 14 books in the Kate Shackleton series by Frances Brody, published between 2009 and 2022.

What is the first book in the Kate Shackleton series?

The first book in the Kate Shackleton series is Dying in the Wool, published in 2009 by Frances Brody.

What is the latest book in the Kate Shackleton series?

The most recent book in the Kate Shackleton series is A Mansion for Murder (2022) by Frances Brody.

More series by Frances Brody

Frances Brody is a renowned author best known for her series of historical crime novels featuring the female private detective Kate Shackleton. Born in Staffordshire, England, Brody developed a passion for history and writing from a young age. Brody worked as a journalist and teacher before pursuing her writing career. In 1991, she published the first Kate Shackleton novel, "A Snapshot of Murder." The series, set in the 1920s and 1930s, follows the adventures of Kate, a resourceful and independent young detective who solves mysteries in the vibrant social landscape of post-World War I England. Brody's novels have received critical acclaim and numerous awards, including the Historical Dabblers Award (2014) and the Silver Dolman Best Crime Novel Award (2015). Her work has been praised for its rich historical details, engaging characters, and well-crafted plots that keep readers captivated from page to page.

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