Minette Walters
(1949 - )Minette Walters has taken the crime fiction world by storm since her first novel was published in 1992. She lives with her husband and two children in Dorchester.
Novels
The Ice House (1992)
The Sculptress (1993)
The Scold's Bridle (1994)
The Dark Room (1995)
The Echo (1997)
The Breaker (1998)
The Shape of Snakes (2000)
Acid Row (2001)
Fox Evil (2002)
Disordered Minds (2003)
The Devil's Feather (2005)
The Chameleon's Shadow (2007)
The Last Hours (2017)
The Sculptress (1993)
The Scold's Bridle (1994)
The Dark Room (1995)
The Echo (1997)
The Breaker (1998)
The Shape of Snakes (2000)
Acid Row (2001)
Fox Evil (2002)
Disordered Minds (2003)
The Devil's Feather (2005)
The Chameleon's Shadow (2007)
The Last Hours (2017)
Omnibus
The Ice House / The Sculptress (2006)
Word Play (2007)
Killer Investigations (2011) (with Chelsea Cain, Linda Castillo, Ann Cleeves, Colin Dexter, David Hewson, Brian McGillloway and Peter Robinson)
Innocent Victims (2012)
Minette Walters x 4 (2013)
Word Play (2007)
Killer Investigations (2011) (with Chelsea Cain, Linda Castillo, Ann Cleeves, Colin Dexter, David Hewson, Brian McGillloway and Peter Robinson)
Innocent Victims (2012)
Minette Walters x 4 (2013)
Collections
Imagined Lives (2011) (with John Banville, Tracy Chevalier, Julian Fellowes, Alexander McCall Smith, Terry Pratchett, Sarah Singleton and Joanna Trollope)
Chapbooks
Novellas
Series contributed to
Awards
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Minette Walters recommends
 The Greenway (1995) (Mike Croft, book 1) Jane A Adams "A haunting debut." | Without Consent (1996) (Helen West, book 6) Frances Fyfield "An extraordinary, disturbing and unforgettable novel of psychological suspense." | Two to Tango (1998) (Nick Madrid, book 3) Peter Guttridge "Whacky... hilarious... a great read." | |
A Place of Execution (1999) Val McDermid "Compelling and atmospheric...a tour de force." | Lights, Camera, Angel (2001) (Fitzroy Maclean Angel, book 10) Mike Ripley "I never read Ripley on trains, planes or buses. He makes me laugh and it annoys the other passengers." | Tokyo (2004) Mo Hayder "A real page-turner, full of suspense, with a terrifying, gritty edge that turns the blood cold." | |
Criminal (2008) Caspar Walsh "An extraordinary autobiography. Vibrantly written, with one of the most compelling characters in Casper's father that I've come across in a long time." |
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