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G M Malliet

(b.1951)

G. M. Malliet worked as a journalist and copywriter for national and international news publications and public broadcasters. Winner of the Malice Domestic Grant (Death of a Cozy Writer), Malliet attended Oxford University and holds a graduate degree from the University of Cambridge.

Malliet's first novel Death of a Cozy Writer was chosen by Kirkus Reviews as a Best Book of 2008, nominated for a Left Coast Crime award (the Hawaii Five-O for best police procedural), short-listed for the Macavity Award for Best First Mystery, nominated for the Anthony Award for Best First Novel and was a finalist for the David G. Sasher, Sr. Award for Best Mystery Novel.

Genres: Cozy Mystery, Mystery

Series

St. Just Mystery
   1. Death of a Cozy Writer (2008)
     aka Death of a Cosy Writer
   2. Death and the Lit Chick (2009)
   3. Death At the Alma Mater (2010)
   4. Death in Cornwall (2021)

Max Tudor
   1. Wicked Autumn (2011)
   2. A Fatal Winter (2012)
   3. Pagan Spring (2013)
   4. Demon Summer (2014)
   5. The Haunted Season (2015)
   6. Devil's Breath (2017)
   7. In Prior's Wood (2018)

Novels

Weycombe (2017)

Awards

	Agatha Award Best First Novel winner (2008) : Death of a Cozy Writer
	Anthony Awards Best First Novel nominee (2009) : Death of a Cozy Writer
	Macavity Awards Best First Novel nominee (2009) : Death of a Cozy Writer
	Anthony Awards Best Paperback original nominee (2010) : Death and the Lit Chick
	Agatha Award Best Novel nominee (2011) : Wicked Autumn
	Agatha Award Best Novel nominee (2012) : A Fatal Winter
	Dilys Awards Best Book nominee (2012) : Wicked Autumn
	Agatha Award Best Novel nominee (2013) : Pagan Spring
	Agatha Award Best Novel nominee (2014) : Demon Summer
	Agatha Award Best Contemporary Novel nominee (2014) : Demon Summer
	Dilys Awards Best Book nominee (2014) : Pagan Spring

G M Malliet recommends

Murderous Mistral (2017)
(Provence Mystery, book 1)
Cay Rademacher
"Rademacher has crafted a well-written tale of believable characters, lush scenery, and mouth-watering cuisine to help transport a mesmerized audience to the Provence of the imagination. The piecing together of evidence is expert in this seductive and very French tale, so pour a pastis, sit back, and savor your time with Capitaine Roger Blanc."

A Dangerous Duet (2018)
Karen Odden
"Historical fiction with a sinister twist and an engaging heroine."

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