P. D. James

Born: 3 August 1920

Died: 27 November 2014

An English crime writer and Conservative life peer in the House of Lords, most famous for a series of detective novels starring policeman and poet Adam Dalgliesh.

P. D. James

Books by P. D. James (50 max)

An unsuitable job for a woman

Cover her Face

The Black Tower

Unnatural Causes

Death of an Expert Witness

A certain justice: an Adam Dalgliesh mystery

Shroud for a nightingale

The skull beneath the skin

A taste for death

A mind to murder

Innocent blood

Death in Holy Orders

Devices and desires

The murder room

The children of men

Original sin

The lighthouse

Death comes to Pemberley

The private patient

The Maul and the Pear Tree: The Ratcliffe Highway Murders, 1811

Time to be in earnest: a fragment of autobiography

English country house murders: tales of perfidious albion

Talking about detective fiction

The Mistletoe Murder: and Other Stories

Sleep no more six murderous tales

Ellery Queen's murder menu: 22 stories from Ellery Queen's mystery magazine.

Murder most foul: a collection of great crime stories.

Deadly pleasures three masterly detective novels

The detection collection

Murder in triplicate: three complete novels by the queen of crime

Nursing stories

P.D. James omnibus: Unnatural causes ; Shroud for a nightingale ; An unsuitable job for a woman.

A Dalgliesh Trilogy: Shroud for a Nightingale / The Black Tower / Death of an Expert Witness

La Octava Vctima

The Verdict of Us All: Stories by the Detection Club for H.R.F. Keating

Crime Times Three: Three Complete Novels featuring Adam Dalgliesh of Scotland Yard

The Omnibus

Trilogy of death

A Taste for Death Part 2 of 2

A Taste for Death Part 1 of 2

Murder in the Dark

Sightlines

Threebies: P.D. James (A Format) (Faber "Threebies")

Victim

A Case of Classic Whodunits

O mavros pirgos

Three complete novels: featuring Adam Dalgliesh of Scotland Yard

"What's so special about books? or how to answer the child who says that Dickens would have written for video if he'd had the chance"

What's so special about books?: or how to answer the child who says that Dickens would have written for video if he'd had the chance

Une Folie Meurtriere