A.D. Scott: Crafting Mysteries in the Scottish Highlands
Scottish author A.D. Scott brings the allure of Scotland to life in her mystery novels, particularly the acclaimed Joanne Ross series. Born in the Highlands and educated at Inverness Royal Academy and the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama, Scott’s background significantly influences her storytelling, imbuing her works with a distinct Scottish flavor.
Her diverse career, spanning theatre, magazine journalism, and knitwear design, has provided a rich tapestry of experiences that she skillfully weaves into her novels. Now residing in Vietnam and near Sydney, Australia, Scott continues to captivate readers with her evocative descriptions and intricate plots.
A.D. Scott made her debut in the literary world in 2010 with ‘A Small Death in the Great Glen’, marking the beginning of a series that would soon become a favorite among mystery enthusiasts.
Below is a list of A.D. Scott’s books in order, showcasing her journey through the realms of mystery and the Scottish Highlands:
Scott’s books by order offer an immersive experience in Scottish culture and mystery, perfect for fans of the genre.
Other Authors You Might Like
If you’re captivated by A.D. Scott’s mysteries set in Scotland, you might also find the works of Ian Rankin and Val McDermid to be equally enthralling. These authors share a love for crafting suspenseful stories against the backdrop of Scotland’s rich landscapes and culture.
Publication Order of Joanne Ross Books
| A Small Death in the Great Glen | (2010) |    |
| A Double Death on the Black Isle | (2011) | |
| Beneath the Abbey Wall | (2012) | |
| North Sea Requiem | (2013) | |
| The Low Road | (2014) | |
| A Kind of Grief | (2015) | |