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Complete Book List Complete Book List NOVELS The Russell Books: The Martinelli Books: The Murder of Mary The Art of Detection (2006) Russell (April 2016) ISBN: 9780553588330 Dreaming Spies (2015) Night Work (2000) ISBN: 9780345531797 ISBN: 9780553578256 Garment of Shadows (2012) With Child (1996) ISBN: 9780553807998 ISBN: 9780553574586 Pirate King (2011) To Play the Fool (1995) ISBN: 9780553807981 ISBN: 9780553574555 Beekeeping for Beginners (2011) A Grave Talent (1993) E-novella ISBN: 9780553573992 The God of the Hive (2010) ISBN: 9780553805543 The Stuyvesant & Grey books: The Language of Bees (2009) ISBN: 9780553804546 The Bones of Paris (2013) ISBN: 9780345531766 Locked Rooms (2005) ISBN: 9780553386387 Touchstone (2008) ISBN: 9780553803556 The Game (2004) ISBN: 9780553386370 Stand-alone novels: Justice Hall (2002) ISBN: 9780553381719 Califia’s Daughters (2004) ISBN: 9780553586671 O Jerusalem (1999) ISBN: 9780553383249 Keeping Watch (2003) ISBN: 9780553382525 The Moor (1998) ISBN: 9780312427399 Folly (2001) A Letter of Mary (1997) ISBN: 9780553381511 ISBN: 9780312427382 A Darker Place (1999) ISBN: 9780553578249 A Monstrous Regiment of Women (1995) ISBN: 9780312427375 The Beekeeper’s Apprentice (1994) ISBN: 9780312-42736-8 Complete Book List Anthology Contributions NONFICTION Co-editor, In the Company of Sherlock Holmes, with Not in Kansas Anymore, TOTO, co-authored with Leslie S. Klinger, Pegasus (2014) ISBN: 1605986585 Barbara Peters (2015), Poisoned Pen Press Co-editor, A Study in Sherlock, with Leslie S. Klinger, Crime & Thriller Writing: A Writers’ & Artists’ Random House & Poisoned Pen Press (2011) ISBN: Companion, co-authored with Michelle Spring (2013) 9780345529930 ISBN: 9781472523938 “Hellbender” in Down These Strange Streets, ed. My Bookstore, ed. Ronald Rice, Black Dog & George R. R. Martin & Gardner Dozois, Ace Hardcover Levanthal (2012) (2011) ISBN: 9780441020744 ISBN: 9781579129101 Introduction, The Grand Game, Volume 1, The Baker Books to Die For, ed. John Connolly and Declan Street Journal (2011) ISBN: 9780979555084 Burke, Atria/Emily Bestler Books (2012) ISBN: 978- 1451696578 “The Thief” in In the Shadow of the Master, ed. Michael Connelly, HarperCollins (2009) ISBN: Introduction, The Grand Game, Volumes 1 (2011) and 9780061690396 2 (2012), The Baker Street Journal ISBN: 9780979555084 "The House" in Unusual Suspects, ed. Dana Stabenow, Ace Trade (2008) ISBN: 9780441016372 “The Fool” in The Blue Religion, ed. Michael EBOOKS Connelly (2008) ISBN: 0316012513 "Mary Russell's War" (2015) “Cat’s Paw” in Murder at the Foul Line, ed. Otto Penzler, Mysterious Press (2006) ISBN: "Mary's Christmas" (2014) 9780892960163 "Mila's Tale" (2014) “The Salt Pond” in Wild Crimes, ed. Dana Stabenow, "The Mary Russell Companion" (2014) Signet (2004) ISBN: 9780451212863 "Laurie R. King's Sherlock Holmes" (2013) “Weaving the Dark” in Thrilling Tales, ed. Michael Chabon, Vintage (2004) ISBN: 9781400033393 "My Thesis Being..." (2013) Introduction to The House of the Baskervilles (2002) "Hellbender" (2013) “Paleta Man” in Irreconcilable Differences, ed. Lia "Laurie R. King on Sherlock Holmes" (2013) Matera, HarperCollins (2001) ISBN: 9780061097331 "Mrs. Hudson’s Case" (2012) Chapter 13 in Naked Came the Phoenix, St. Martin’s Minotaur (2001) ISBN: 9780312251949 “Mrs. Hudson’s Case” in Crime Through Time, eds. Monfredo and Newman (1997) .
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