Auguste Didier Books in Order

At a shooting party at Stockbery Towers, the steward is found poisoned in Pug's Parlour. Suspected because of the food, master chef Auguste Didier turns detective to clear his name before another death follows.

Auguste Didier leaves Kent for the Galaxy Theatre in London's West End, where he cooks for high society and works behind the scenes. Amid chorus-line glamour and opening-night nerves, a killer strikes.

When the once all-male club Plum's agrees to admit women, odd pranks begin to trouble its calm respectability. Then poison and a dead member force Auguste Didier to hunt a killer in very polite surroundings.

Hoping for peace in Cannes, Auguste Didier instead finds himself near a series of jewel thefts linked to Faberge eggs. By the time a cricket match and old passions come into play, murder is close behind.

A Dickens-themed banquet in Broadstairs ends badly when the chairman of the Society of Literary Lionisers collapses and dies. Auguste Didier has to defend his cooking and help uncover how the poison was delivered.

Christmas at Cranton's Hotel promises boar's head, ghost stories, and a house full of distinguished guests. Instead, Auguste Didier finds murder in the corridors and whispers of a plot against the Prince of Wales.

At a Yorkshire estate preparing for a royal banquet, Auguste Didier's curious wife Tatiana discovers a body in a gloomy smoking folly. What follows is a locked tangle of identity, secrets, and possible murder.

Auguste Didier takes a temporary job at a shabby East End music hall, officially as chef and unofficially as bodyguard to a worried comedian. When the performer dies on stage, the search for the killer begins at once.

A motoring run from London to Canterbury and the trial of a new electric car bring Auguste Didier into the orbit of inventors, rivals, and social climbers. Once murder breaks out, the kitchens are only part of his problem.

In the spring of 1905, a picture-perfect village wedding prepares for a royal guest and an American heiress bride. Auguste Didier arrives to cook the banquet, then finds murder, deception, and a threat closing in on him.

At the Petit Trianon in 1906, a staged attempt to lure out Marie Antoinette's ghost goes badly wrong. The body found in the queen's bedchamber is all too real, and Auguste Didier has to find the killer.