(b.Laura Lippman was a reporter for twenty years, including twelve years at The (Baltimore) Sun. She began writing novels while working full-time and published seven books about “accidental PI” Tess Monaghan before leaving daily journalism in 2001.
Series
Tess Monaghan
1. Baltimore Blues (1997)
2. Charm City (1997)
3. Butchers Hill (1998)
4. In Big Trouble (1999)
5. The Sugar House (2000)
6. In A Strange City (2001)
7. The Last Place (2002)
8. By a Spider's Thread (2004)
9. No Good Deeds (2006)
10. Another Thing to Fall (2008)
11. The Girl in the Green Raincoat (2011)
12. Hush Hush (2014)
The Tess Chronicles (2018)
1. Baltimore Blues (1997)
2. Charm City (1997)
3. Butchers Hill (1998)
4. In Big Trouble (1999)
5. The Sugar House (2000)
6. In A Strange City (2001)
7. The Last Place (2002)
8. By a Spider's Thread (2004)
9. No Good Deeds (2006)
10. Another Thing to Fall (2008)
11. The Girl in the Green Raincoat (2011)
12. Hush Hush (2014)
The Tess Chronicles (2018)
Novels
Every Secret Thing (2003)
To the Power of Three (2005)
What the Dead Know (2007)
aka Little Sister
Life Sentences (2009)
I'd Know You Anywhere (2010)
aka Don't Look Back
The Most Dangerous Thing (2011)
aka The Innocents
And When She Was Good (2012)
After I'm Gone (2012)
Wilde Lake (2016)
Sunburn (2018)
To the Power of Three (2005)
What the Dead Know (2007)
aka Little Sister
Life Sentences (2009)
I'd Know You Anywhere (2010)
aka Don't Look Back
The Most Dangerous Thing (2011)
aka The Innocents
And When She Was Good (2012)
After I'm Gone (2012)
Wilde Lake (2016)
Sunburn (2018)
Omnibus
Collections
Hardly Knew Her (2008)
The Accidental Detective (2012)
Femme Fatale and Other Stories (2012)
Different for Girls (2018)
Nasty Girls (2018)
The Weaker Sex (2018)
The Accidental Detective (2012)
Femme Fatale and Other Stories (2012)
Different for Girls (2018)
Nasty Girls (2018)
The Weaker Sex (2018)
Novellas
Arm and the Woman (2009)
The Babysitter's Code (2009)
Black-Eyed Susan (2009)
The Crack Cocaine Diet (2009)
Dear Penthouse Forum (2009)
Easy as A-B-C (2009)
Femme Fatale (2009)
A Good Fuck Spoiled (2009)
Honor Bar (2009)
One True Love (2009)
Pony Girl (2009)
Ropa Vieja (2009)
Scratch a Woman (2009)
The Shoeshine Man's Regrets (2009)
What He Needed (2009)
Five Fires (2014)
The Babysitter's Code (2009)
Black-Eyed Susan (2009)
The Crack Cocaine Diet (2009)
Dear Penthouse Forum (2009)
Easy as A-B-C (2009)
Femme Fatale (2009)
A Good Fuck Spoiled (2009)
Honor Bar (2009)
One True Love (2009)
Pony Girl (2009)
Ropa Vieja (2009)
Scratch a Woman (2009)
The Shoeshine Man's Regrets (2009)
What He Needed (2009)
Five Fires (2014)
Series contributed to
Bibliomysteries
The Book Thing (2013)
Bookshop Mysteries (omnibus) (2017) (with John Harvey, Peter Lovesey, Joyce Carol Oates and Ian Rankin)
The Book Thing (2013)
Bookshop Mysteries (omnibus) (2017) (with John Harvey, Peter Lovesey, Joyce Carol Oates and Ian Rankin)
Awards
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Laura Lippman recommends
The Flower Master (1999)
(Rei Shimura, book 3)
Sujata Massey
"Her best yet. Intricate plotting and writing as beautiful as the ikebana described herein."
Grand Delusion (2000)
(Jacob Burns Mystery)
Matt Witten
"A winner. Cozy fans are going to love this guy."
Killer Wedding (2000)
(Madeline Bean Culinary Mystery, book 3)
Jerrilyn Farmer
"Madeline Bean gives great dish in every sense of the word!"
Straw Men (2001)
(Memory, book 3)
Martin J Smith
"The creepiest good time I've had in ages - a genuine page-turner."
Delusion (2002)
(Dr Peter Zak, book 3)
G H Ephron (Donald A Davidoff)
"A terrific series. Delusion offers up all the pleasures we have come to expect - the wonderfully human protagonist of Zak, a twisty plot, and incisive writing."
Dead Frenzy (2003)
(Loon Lake Fishing Mystery, book 4)
Victoria Houston
"Wonderful characters... Loon Lake is a great getaway."
The Only Suspect (2005)
Jonnie Jacobs
"A riveting, twisty and very timely read. You won't be going anywhere until you find how this one ends."
A Welcome Grave (2007)
(Lincoln Perry, book 3)
Michael Koryta
"With the publication of A Welcome Grave, it's time to stop referring to Michael Koryta as a boy wonder and just focus on the sheer wonder of his storytelling. Koryta knows how to put his characters---and his readers---into an ever-tightening vise of twists, turns, and conspiracies, but it's his empathy that makes his work stand out. This is a nuanced, mature novel that proves both the depth of Koryta's talent and the vitality of the PI genre."
Walla Walla Suite (2007)
(Quinn , book 2)
Anne Argula
"This book will delight anyone who has ever feared that the private detective novel has no new tricks - or voices - up its sleeve."
When One Man Dies (2007)
(Jackson Donne Mystery, book 1)
Dave White
"White manages the neat trick of respecting the genre's traditions while daring to nudge it toward something new and unexpected."
The Other Half Lives (2009)
(Culver Valley Crime, book 4)
Sophie Hannah
"An elegant snake of a book, twisting and turning, delighting the reader on every page. Sophie Hannah is a prodigious talent - I can't wait to see what she does next."
An Empty Death (2009)
(DI Ted Stratton, book 2)
Laura Wilson
"An exceptional talent... few writers working today can deliver this kind of one-two punch. Terrific."
Cemetery Road (2009)
Gar Anthony Haywood
"Cemetery Road is the kind of novel that only a seasoned writer can bring us."
Next (2010)
James Hynes
"One of the most surprising, delightful, compulsively readable, and ultimately profound novels I've read in some time."
Print the Legend (2010)
(Hector Lassiter, book 8)
Craig McDonald
"The competition for the future of crime fiction is fierce, but don't take your eyes off Craig McDonald. He's wily, talented and -- rarest of the rare -- a true original. I am always eager to see what he's going to do next."
Cold Shot to the Heart (2011)
(Crissa Stone, book 1)
Wallace Stroby
"Just when you think that you can't be surprised anymore, a writer like Wallace Stroby ups the ante."
The Devil in Her Way (2013)
(Maureen Coughlin, book 2)
Bill Loehfelm
"Bill Loehfelm, a rising star in crime fiction, just keeps rising higher..."
Devils And Dust (2015)
(Jack Keller, book 4)
J D Rhoades
"Rhoades' star is raising almost as fast as his own rocket across the page."
Down the Darkest Street (2016)
(Pete Fernandez, book 2)
Alex Segura
"So many writers have tried to reinvent the PI novel in recent years that it's refreshing to be reminded it was never broken. DOWN THE DARKESTSTREET is classic PI fiction in the best sense, with a vibrant settingand a character who's so much more than the sum of his flaws."
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