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Father Dowling Books in Order

Father Dowling is a series of 30 books written by Ralph McInerny.

Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)

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30 Books in Series

1

Her Death of Cold

by Ralph McInerny

1977
2

Bishop as Pawn

by Ralph McInerny

1978
3

The Seventh Station

by Ralph McInerny

1978
4

Lying Three

by Ralph McInerny

1979
5

Second Vespers

by Ralph McInerny

1980
6

Thicker Than Water

by Ralph McInerny

1981
7

A Loss of Patients

by Ralph McInerny

1982
8

The Grass Widow

by Ralph McInerny

1983
9

Getting a Way with Murder

by Ralph McInerny

1984
10

Rest in Pieces

by Ralph McInerny

1985
11

The Basket Case

by Ralph McInerny

1987
12

Abracadaver / Slight of Body

by Ralph McInerny

1989
13

Four on the Floor

by Ralph McInerny

1989
14

Judas Priest

by Ralph McInerny

1991
15

Desert Sinner

by Ralph McInerny

1992
16

Seed of Doubt

by Ralph McInerny

1993
17

A Cardinal Offense

by Ralph McInerny

1994
18

The Tears of Things

by Ralph McInerny

1996
19

Grave Undertakings

by Ralph McInerny

2000
20

Triple Pursuit

by Ralph McInerny

2001
21

Prodigal Father

by Ralph McInerny

2002
22

Last Things

by Ralph McInerny

2003
23

Requiem for a Realtor

by Ralph McInerny

2004
24

Blood Ties

by Ralph McInerny

2005
25

The Prudence of the Flesh

by Ralph McInerny

2006
26

The Widow's Mate

by Ralph McInerny

2007
27

Ash Wednesday

by Ralph McInerny

2008
28

The Wisdom of Father Dowling

by Ralph McInerny

2009
29

Stained Glass

by Ralph McInerny

2009
30

The Compassion of Father Dowling

by Ralph McInerny

2011

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