Ann Granger was born in Portsmouth, England on July 12th, 1939 and passed away at the age of 86 on September 7th, 2025.
Ann Granger Stats: The highest rated book by Ann Granger on Book Notification is Say It with Poison, the first novel in the Mitchell and Markby series. The second-highest rated book is A Rare Interest in Corpses / The Companion (Lizzie Martin/Inspector Ben Ross #1).
The most read book by Ann Granger on Book Notification is Mud, Muck and Dead Things, the first novel in the Campbell and Carter Mystery series. The second most read book is A Rare Interest in Corpses / The Companion (Lizzie Martin/Inspector Ben Ross #1).
Below is a complete list of Ann Granger books in publication and chronological order, broken down by series. The most popular series by Ann Granger is the Mitchell and Markby Series.
Cozy murder mysteries set in the English Cotswolds, solved by former Foreign Service Officer Meredith Mitchell and detective Alan Markby.
Follows Fran, a homeless amateur sleuth in London, solving mysteries and crimes with wit and determination.
Historical mysteries featuring a female sleuth and a Scotland Yard inspector solving crimes in Victorian England.
Features two detectives solving murder cases in a quiet English Cotswolds village, blending mystery and local charm.
Ranked by popularity, the top standalone books are Summer Heiress, The Garden Of Azure Dragon, and The Unexpected American.
Ann Granger (Patricia Ann Granger) was born on July 12th, 1939. Ann passed away September 7th, 2025 at 86 years old. Ann Granger was born in Portsmouth, England. Granger attended The University of London where she received a B.A. in Modern Languages.
Ann Granger was the author of the Mitchell and Markby series which consists of 15 novels. The Mitchell and Markby series started in 1991 with the novel Say It with Poison. The most recently released novel in the Mitchell and Markby series was That Way Murder Lies which was released in 2004. There are no upcoming novels for the Mitchell and Markby series.
Ann Granger also wrote the Lizzie Martin/Inspector Ben Ross series which has 9 books including A Rare Interest in Corpses / The Companion and A Mortal Curiosity.
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