Emma Murray Reading Order
1 series · 13 books
Emma Murray is an Australian author who draws on her extensive background as a world champion mountain runner to craft compelling standalone novels. Her athletic career, highlighted by two victories at the World Long Distance Mountain Running Championships, informs the physical and mental resilience themes woven throughout her work. With thirteen published books, Murray brings authentic endurance sports perspectives and outdoor adventure storytelling to contemporary fiction.
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Standalone Novels Series
13 books
Emma Murray's Standalone Novels series comprises 13 books published in reading order, beginning with Adventures of Captain Rebus. The series spans diverse topics including biographical narratives, business guides, historical fiction set in nineteenth-century South Africa, and explorations of military experience and its aftermath. While the exact completion status remains uncertain, readers should approach these titles in their publication sequence to experience the author's evolving body of work across genres ranging from adventure to contemporary management themes.
Start with Adventures of Captain Rebus, the first of 13 books in the Standalone Novels series.
| # | Title |
|---|---|
| 1 | Adventures of Captain Rebus |
| 2 | Business the Alan Sugar Way |
| 3 | In Mid-Victorian Cape Town |
| 4 | Management |
| 5 | Management, 2e WileyPLUS Learning Space Registration Card + Loose-leaf Print Companion |
| 6 | Military Past, Civilian Present |
| 7 | Representing the Experience of War and Atrocity |
| 8 | The Unauthorized Guide to Doing Business the Alan Sugar Way
Unauthorized Guide to Doing Business The |
| 9 | Time Out |
| 10 | Unauthorized Guide to Doing Business the Alan Sugar Way |
| 11 | Violence, Vulnerability and the Legacies of War |
| 12 | Winging It |
| 13 | Young Mrs. Murray goes to Bloemfontein, 1856-1860 |
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