Sunday, December 20, 2009

Alphabet in Historical Crime Fiction - F




~ F ~


Charles Finch

Charles Lenox, a gentleman sleuth, in 1860s London, England


  • A Beautiful Blue Death (2007) Finalist 2007 Agatha Award for Best First Novel

  • The September Society (2008)

  • The Fleet Street Murders (2009)


Patricia Finney

Simon Ames and courtier David Becket in Elizabethan England



  • The Firedrake's Eye (1992)

  • Unicorn's Blood (1998)

  • Gloriana's Touch (2003)


Jane Finnis

Aurelia Marcella, a young Roman innkeeper in 1st century Roman Britain


  • Get Out or Die (2003) [r]

  • A Bitter Chill (2005)

  • Buried Too Deep (2008)
Arianna Franklin

Adelia (Vesuvia Adelia Rachel Ortese Aguilar of Salerno), a “doctor for the dead” working for King Henry II in 12th century England


  • Mistress of the Art of Death (2007) 2007 Historical Dagger2008 Macavity Award for Best Historical Novel [r]

  • The Serpent’s Tale (2008) Finalist 2008 Historical Dagger Award [r]

  • Grave Goods (2009) [r]

  • A Murderous Procession (coming 2010)

Margaret Frazer

Dame Frevisse, a nun in 1400s Oxfordshire, England


  • The Novice’s Tale (1992) [r]

  • The Servant’s Tale (1993) Finalist 1994 Edgar Award for Best Paperback [r]

  • The Outlaw’s Tale (1994) [r]

  • The Bishop’s Tale (1994) [r]

  • The Boy’s Tale (1995) [r]

  • The Murderer’s Tale (1996) [r]

  • The Prioress’ Tale (1997) Finalist 1998 Edgar Award for Best Paperback [r]

  • The Maiden’s Tale (1998) [r]

  • The Reeve’s Tale (1999) [r]

  • The Squire’s Tale (2000) [r]

  • The Clerk’s Tale (2002) [r]

  • The Bastard’s Tale (2003) [r]

  • The Hunter’s Tale (2004) [r]

  • The Widow’s Tale (2005) [r]

  • The Sempster’s Tale (2006) [r]

  • The Traitor’s Tale (2007) [r]

  • The Apostate’s Tale (2008) [r]


Joliffe, member of traveling players and spy in 15th century England


  • A Play of Isaac (2004) [r]

  • A Play of Dux Moraud (2005) [r]

  • A Play of Knaves (2006) [r]

  • A Play of Lords (2007) [r]

  • A Play of Treachery (2009) [r]


David Fulmer

Valentin St. Cyr, a Creole private detective in the early 20th century, in the Storyville district of New Orleans


  • Chasing the Devil’s Tail (2001) 2002 Shamus Award for Best First Novel, Finalist 2002 Barry Award for Best First Novel

  • Jass (2005)

  • Rampart Street (2006)

  • Lost River (2009)


[r] = I've read it

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