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(b.Robert Goddard was born in Hampshire. Hewas educated at Price's Grammar School, Fareham (1966-1973). At Price's he gained entry to Peterhouse College, Cambridge where he read History. He worked as an educational administrator in Devon before becoming a full-time novelist.
Series
James Maxted
1. The Ways of the World (2013)
2. The Corners of the Globe (2014)
3. The Ends of the Earth (2015)
The Wide World Trilogy (omnibus) (2016)
1. The Ways of the World (2013)
2. The Corners of the Globe (2014)
3. The Ends of the Earth (2015)
The Wide World Trilogy (omnibus) (2016)
Novels
Past Caring (1986)
In Pale Battalions (1988)
Painting the Darkness (1989)
Take No Farewell (1991)
aka Debt of Dishonour
Hand in Glove (1992)
Closed Circle (1993)
Borrowed Time (1995)
Beyond Recall (1997)
Caught in the Light (1998)
Set in Stone (1999)
Sea Change (2000)
Dying to Tell (2001)
Days Without Number (2003)
Play to the End (2004)
Sight Unseen (2005)
Name To A Face (2007)
Found Wanting (2008)
Long Time Coming (2010)
Blood Count (2011)
Fault Line (2012)
Panic Room (2018)
In Pale Battalions (1988)
Painting the Darkness (1989)
Take No Farewell (1991)
aka Debt of Dishonour
Hand in Glove (1992)
Closed Circle (1993)
Borrowed Time (1995)
Beyond Recall (1997)
Caught in the Light (1998)
Set in Stone (1999)
Sea Change (2000)
Dying to Tell (2001)
Days Without Number (2003)
Play to the End (2004)
Sight Unseen (2005)
Name To A Face (2007)
Found Wanting (2008)
Long Time Coming (2010)
Blood Count (2011)
Fault Line (2012)
Panic Room (2018)
Novellas
Awards
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Robert Goddard recommends
River Of Darkness (1999)
(John Madden, book 1)
Rennie Airth
"An edge-of-the-seat thriller - compelling stuff."
The Master of Rain (2002)
Tom Bradby
"A vividly set and compellingly readable thriller about corruption in all its forms."
A Sleep and a Forgetting (2003)
Gregory Hall
"A splendid pacy blend of romance, thriller and scientific mystery with a compellingly intricate plot."
Dead Simple (2005)
(Roy Grace, book 1)
Peter James
"James has got the gift for turning mind-stretching subjects into novels that are irresistibly readable as well as utterly believable."
An Empty Death (2009)
(DI Ted Stratton, book 2)
Laura Wilson
"A compelling and wonderfully atmospheric murder mystery."
The Manhattan Project (2018)
Paul McNeive
"A disturbingly plausible thriller that builds to an edge-of-your-seat climax."
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