Jeremy Dronfield Reading Order
1 series · 19 books
Jeremy Dronfield is a British author known for crafting literary mysteries that explore complex human relationships and historical intrigue. His novels, which stand alone rather than forming connected series, have garnered attention from both critics and devoted readers for their psychological depth and intricate plotting. Dronfield's body of work demonstrates his skill at weaving together character-driven narratives with compelling mystery elements.
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Standalone Novels Series
19 books
Jeremy Dronfield has written 19 standalone novels that can be read in any order, though publication order begins with A Very Dangerous Woman. His works span historical fiction and biography, with titles including Beyond The Call, Burning Blue, Dr James Barry, Hitler's Last Plot, and Resurrecting Salvador, published across multiple years and available in various languages. Each novel stands alone as a complete story, making them accessible entry points for readers discovering Dronfield's writing regardless of where they begin.
Start with A Very Dangerous Woman, the first of 19 books in the Standalone Novels series.
| # | Title |
|---|---|
| 1 | A Very Dangerous Woman |
| 2 | Beyond The Call |
| 3 | Burning Blue |
| 4 | De jongen die zijn vader naar Auschwitz volgde |
| 5 | Die Heuschreckenfarm |
| 6 | Dr James Barry |
| 7 | El chico que siguió a su padre hasta Auschwitz |
| 8 | El chico que siguió a su padre hasta Auschwitz |
| 9 | Friedel and Gina |
| 10 | Fritz and Kurt |
| 11 | Hitler's Last Plot |
| 12 | L'enfant qui avait suivi son père à Auschwitz |
| 13 | O Rapaz Que Seguiu o Pai para Auschwitz |
| 14 | Resurrecting Salvador |
| 15 | Stone Crusher, The |
| 16 | The Alchemist's Apprentice |
| 17 | The Boy Who Followed His Father into Auschwitz |
| 18 | The Locust Farm |
| 19 | The stone crusher |
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