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Susan and Bill Albert's Book List Susan and Bill had been writing together for some time before they began to write mysteries for adults. At the request of readers, book collectors, and librarians, here is a list of all their books, organized according to the name or pseudonym they used. Susan’s books (written independently) are listed first; their co-authored books are listed second. Bill's independent writing consists of the computer programs, documentation, and technical manuals he wrote in his previous incarnation as a systems analyst—he doesn’t think you'd be interested in that stuff. Susan Wittig Albert Nonfiction, Academic Studies Written as Susan Wittig Stylist and Narrative Structures in the Middle English Verse Romances, University of Texas, Austin, 1977 Steps to Structure, Winthrop Publishing Company, 1975. Structuralism: A Reader, Pickwick Press, 1976 The Participating Reader, Prentice-Hall, 1979 Young Adult and Middle Grades Fiction Written as Susan Blake Haunted Dollhouse, Twilight #22, Dell, 1984 Summer Breezes, Sweet Dreams #60, Bantam, 1984 The Last Word, Sweet Dreams #84, Bantam, 1985 Summer Secrets, Sweet Dreams #150, Bantam, 1988 Cross-Country Match, Sweet Dreams #152, Bantam, 1988 A Change of Heart, Sweet Dreams Special, Bantam, 1986 Trading Hearts, Sweet Dreams #162, Bantam, 1989 What They Don't Teach You in Junior High, Fifteen #4, NAL, 1986 All Out of Grape Jelly, Fifteen #6, NAL, 1986 Making It, Cheerleaders #19, Scholastic, 1986 Head Over Heels, First Kiss #1, Ballantine, 1988 All-Nighter, Roommates #1, Random House, 1987 Crash Course, Roommates #2, Random House, 1987 Major Changes, Roommates #3, Random House, 1987 Extra Credit, Roommates #4, Random House, 1989 Final Exams, Roommates #5, Random House, 1989 Multiple Choice, Roommates #6, Random House, 1989 Written as Ann Cole The Boy Next Door, Sisters #15, Fawcett, 1989 Written as Linda Cooney Perfect Strangers, Sunset High #8, Fawcett, 1986 Written as M. E. Cooper Break Away, Couples #35, Scholastic, 1988 Written as Eileen Goudge Heart for Sale, Seniors #16, Dell, 1986 Hawaiian Christmas, Super Seniors, 1986 Old Enough, Super Seniors, Dell, 1986 Written as Rosemary Joyce Tarnished Victory, Dream Girls #3, 1986 Written as Carolyn Keene White-Water Terror, Nancy Drew #6, Simon & Schuster, 1986 Heart of Danger, Nancy Drew #11, Simon & Schuster, 1987 Written as Anne Lowell Getting In, Sorority Girls #1, Fawcett, 1986 Dangerous Secrets, Sorority Girls #4, Fawcett, 1986 Written as Francine Pascal Standing Out, Sweet Valley Twins #25, Bantam, 1989 April Fool, Sweet Valley Twins #28, Bantam, 1989 Princess Elizabeth, Sweet Valley Twins #30, Bantam, 1989 Jessica On Stage, Sweet Valley Twins #32, Bantam, 1990 Mary is Missing, Sweet Valley Twins #36, Bantam, 1990 War Between the Twins, Sweet Valley Twins #37, Bantam, 1990 The Twins Get Caught, Sweet Valley Twins #41, Bantam, 1990 Elizabeth's First Kiss, Sweet Valley Twins #43, Bantam, 1990 Mademoiselle Jessica, Sweet Valley Twins #46, Bantam, 1990 Mandy Miller Fights Back, Sweet Valley Twins #48, Bantam, 1990 The Twins' Little Sister, Sweet Valley Twins #49, Bantam, 1991 Elizabeth the Impossible, Sweet Valley Twins #51, Bantam, 1991 The Slime that Ate Sweet Valley, Sweet Valley Twins #53, Bantam, 1991 Coco Crazy, Sweet Valley Twins #55, Bantam, 1991 Giovanna's Secret, Sweet Valley Twins #60, Bantam, 1991 Adult Fiction The China Bayles Mysteries (written as Susan Wittig Albert) Thyme of Death, Berkley Prime Crime,1992 Witches' Bane, Berkley Prime Crime, 1993 Hangman's Root, Berkley Prime Crime, 1994 Rosemary Remembered, Berkley Prime Crime, 1995 Rueful Death, Berkley Prime Crime,1996 Love Lies Bleeding, Berkley Prime Crime,1997 Chile Death, Berkley Prime Crime,1998 Lavender Lies, Berkley Prime Crime,1999 Mistletoe Man, Berkley Prime Crime, 2000 Bloodroot, Berkley Prime Crime,2001 Indigo Dying, Berkley Prime Crime, 2003 A Dilly of a Death, Berkley Prime Crime, 2004 Dead Man's Bones, Berkley Prime Crime, 2005 Bleeding Hearts, Berkley Prime Crime, 2006 Spanish Dagger, Berkley Prime Crime, 2007 Nightshade, Berkley Prime Crime, 2008 Wormwood, Berkley Prime Crime, 2009 Holly Blues, Berkley Prime Crime, 2010 Mourning Gloria, Berkley Prime Crime, 2011 Cat's Claw, Berkley Prime Crime, 2012 Widow's Tears, Berkley Prime Crime, 2013 Death Come Quickly, Berkley Prime Crime, 2014 Bittersweet, Berkley Prime Crime, 2015 Blood Orange, Berkley Prime Crime, 2016 Last Chance Olive Ranch, Berkley Prime Crime, 2017 Queen Anne’s Lace, Berkley Prime Crime, 2018 A Plain Vanilla Murder, Berkley Prime Crime, 2019 An Unthymely Death, Berkley Prime Crime, 2003 China Bayles' Book of Days, Penguin Group, 2006 The Cottage Tales of Beatrix Potter (written as Susan Wittig Albert) The Tale of Hill Top Farm, Berkley, 2004 The Tale of Holly How, Berkley, 2005 The Tale of Cuckoo Brow Wood, Berkley, 2006 The Tale of Hawthorn House, Berkley, 2007 The Tale of Briar Bank, Berkley, 2008 The Tale of Applebeck Orchard, Berkley, 2009 The Tale of Oat Cake Crag, Berkley, 2010 The Tale of Castle Cottage, Berkley, 2011 The Darling Dahlias (written as Susan Wittig Albert) The Darling Dahlias and the Cucumber Tree, Berkley, 2010 The Darling Dahlias and the Naked Ladies, Berkley, 2011 The Darling Dahlias and the Confederate Rose, Berkley, 2012 The Darling Dahlias and the Texas Star, Berkley, 2013 The Darling Dahlias and the Silver Dollar Bush, Berkley, 2014 The Darling Dahlias and the Eleven O’Clock Lady, Berkley, 2015 The Darling Dahlias and the Unlucky Clover, Persevero Press, 2018 The Darling Dahlias and the Poinsettia Puzzle, Persevero Press, 2018 Historical-Biographical Fiction Written as Susan Wittig Albert A Wilder Rose, Persevero Press (2013) and Lake Union (2015) Loving Eleanor, Persevero Press, 2015 The General’s Women, Persevero Press, 2016 Adult Nonfiction Written as Susan Wittig Albert Work of Her Own: A Woman's Guide to Success Off the Career Track, 1991 Writing From Life: Telling The Soul's Story, 1997 With Courage and Common Sense: Memoirs from the Older Women's Legacy Circle (co- edited with Dayna Finet), 2004 What Wildness is This: Women Write about the Southwest (co-edited with Susan Hanson, Jan Seale, and Paula Yost), 2007 Together, Alone: A Memoir of Marriage and Place, 2008 An Extraordinary Year of Ordinary Days, 2010 Susan and Bill Albert Young Adult and Middle Grades Fiction Written as Carolyn Keene This Side of Evil, Nancy Drew #15, Simon & Schuster, 1988 Fatal Attraction, Nancy Drew #22, Simon & Schuster, 1988 Playing with Fire, Nancy Drew #29, Simon & Schuster, 1989 Written as Franklin W. Dixon Street Spies, Hardy Boys #21, Simon & Schuster, 1988 Without a Trace, Hardy Boys #32, Simon & Schuster, 1989 Written as Susan Blake Love is a Wild River, Harlequin, Germany, 1990 (in German only) Blood Moon, Harlequin, Germany, 1990 (in German only) Stealing Josh, Portraits #3, Bantam, 1990 Written as Nathaniel Payne Blood Brothers, Harlequin, Germany, 1991 (in German first, then in English, under the pseudonym Nicholas Adams, HarperCollins 1995) Queen of Swords, Cora Verlag, Germany, 1992 (in German only) Ghosts of Foulksrath Castle, Cora Verlag, Germany, 1992 (in German only) Adult Fiction The Kate and Charles Sheridan Victorian/Edwardian Mystery Series (written as Robin Paige) Death at Bishop's Keep, Berkley Prime Crime, 1994 Death at Gallows Green, Berkley Prime Crime, 1995 Death at Daisy's Folly, Berkley Prime Crime, 1997 Death at Devil's Bridge, Berkley Prime Crime, 1998 Death at Rottingdean, Berkley Prime Crime, 1999 Death at Whitechapel, Berkley Prime Crime, 2000 Death at Epsom Downs, Berkley Prime Crime, 2001 Death at Dartmoor, Berkley Prime Crime, 2002 Death at Glamis Castle, Berkley Prime Crime, 2003 Death in Hyde Park, Berkley Prime Crime, 2004 Death at Blenheim Palace, Berkley Prime Crime, 2005 Death on the Lizard, Berkley Prime Crime, 2006 .
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