JM Gregson Books in Order
JM Gregson is a series of 50 books written by JM Gregson.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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50 Books in Series
Murder at the Nineteenth
by JM Gregson
For Sale - With Corpse
by JM Gregson
Bring Forth Your Dead
by JM Gregson
Dead on Course
by JM Gregson
Stranglehold
by JM Gregson
Who Saw Him Die?
by JM Gregson
The Fox in the Forest
by JM Gregson
Watermarked
by JM Gregson
Death of a Nobody
by JM Gregson
Accident by Design
by JM Gregson
Missing, Presumed Dead
by JM Gregson
Girl Gone Missing
by JM Gregson
To Kill a Wife
by JM Gregson
Malice Aforethought
by JM Gregson
Sherlock Holmes and the Frightened Golfer
by JM Gregson
A Turbulent Priest
by JM Gregson
An Unsuitable Death
by JM Gregson
The Lancashire Leopard
by JM Gregson
An Academic Death
by JM Gregson
A Little Learning
by JM Gregson
Death on the Eleventh Hole
by JM Gregson
Murder at the Lodge
by JM Gregson
Body Politic
by JM Gregson
Mortal Taste
by JM Gregson
Wages of Sin
by JM Gregson
Just Desserts
by JM Gregson
Dusty Death
by JM Gregson
Too Much of Water
by JM Gregson
The Witch's Sabbath
by JM Gregson
Close Call
by JM Gregson
Remains to Be Seen
by JM Gregson
Something Is Rotten
by JM Gregson
Pastures New
by JM Gregson
A Good Walk Spoiled
by JM Gregson
Wild Justice
by JM Gregson
Darkness Visible
by JM Gregson
Only A Game
by JM Gregson
In Vino Veritas
by JM Gregson
Merely Players
by JM Gregson
Die Happy
by JM Gregson
Least of Evils
by JM Gregson
More Than Meets The Eye
by JM Gregson
Brothers' Tears
by JM Gregson
Cry of The Children
by JM Gregson
Rest Assured
by JM Gregson
A Necessary End
by JM Gregson
Skeleton Plot
by JM Gregson
Backhand Smash
by JM Gregson
Final Act
by JM Gregson
Sergeant Gregson's War
by JM Gregson
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