Anne Perry is a British historical novelist known for her detective fiction series. Her novels are set in the Victorian era, and they explore complex themes such as morality, redemption, and justice.
Born in London in 1938
Convicted of participating in a murder in 1954, served time in prison and later changed her name from Juliet Hulme to Anne Perry
Started writing in the 1970s
Published her first novel, 'The Cater Street Hangman,' in 1979
Has written over 80 books, including the popular William Monk and Thomas Pitt series
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A detective series set in Victorian London featuring William Monk as the protagonist.
A detective series set in Victorian London featuring Thomas Pitt as the protagonist.
A standalone historical mystery novel set in Victorian London.
Anne Perry's writing style is known for being atmospheric and evocative, with a strong sense of historical detail. Her novels often explore complex themes and moral issues.
Anne Perry's books are generally suitable for young adults, though they do explore mature themes such as murder and infidelity. Parents may want to read the books themselves first to determine if they are appropriate for their child.
Anne Perry has written over 80 books, including 32 novels in the William Monk series and 32 novels in the Thomas Pitt series. She has also written numerous standalone novels.
The Thomas Pitt series can be read in any order, but for best results, it is recommended to start with 'The Cater Street Hangman,' which is the first book in the series.
The William Monk series can be read in any order, but for best results, it is recommended to start with 'The Face of a Stranger,' which is the first book in the series.