Title: Books in Order: Dive into the Literary Universe of David Dickinson
Esteemed Irish author, David Dickinson, is renowned for his captivating, historically-based mystery novels. Dickinson has penned the intriguing Lord Francis Powercourt series, and boasts a distinct portfolio that includes a series inspired by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s character, Mycroft Holmes. Let’s gain some insight into the author’s riveting journey and his gift for churning out enthralling mysteries.
A Sneak Peek Into the Author’s Life
Following an eventful journey through the University of Cambridge, where he gained an impressive degree in classics, Dickinson embarked on a professional career with the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC). His outstanding talent saw him edit top-tier programs including, Newsnight, Panorama, and Monarchy, where he served as a series editor. Noted for his skillful writing style, Dickinson’s London based life has gifted him with ample inspiration for his literary ventures.
Dickinson’s Unique Writing Style
David Dickinson has a gift for transporting readers back in time, with his meticulously researched, historical mystery novels. Aside from his deep dives into history, Dickinson’s richly complex characters and tightly woven plots keep readers enthralled from the first page to the last.
His skillful use of immersion, vivid descriptions, and clever plot twists make for exhilarating reads. Photographs, letters, and drawings are often cleverly incorporated into his narratives to provide readers with authentic historical experiences.
An Overview of Books in Order
David Dickinson debuted as a published author in 2002 with the novel Goodnight, Sweet Prince. It was the first among many books in order that he has graced the literary world with.
Below is a list of David Dickinson’s books in order., based on when they were first released (which aligns with their chronological order):
Publication Order of Lord Francis Powerscourt Books
| Goodnight, Sweet Prince | (2001) |    |
| Death and the Jubilee | (2002) | |
| Death of an Old Master | (2004) | |
| Death of a Chancellor | (2004) | |
| Death Called to the Bar | (2005) | |
| Death on the Nevskii Prospekt | (2006) | |
| Death on the Holy Mountain | (2007) | |
| Death of a Pilgrim | (2009) | |
| Death of a Wine Merchant | (2010) | |
| Death in a Scarlet Coat | (2011) | |
| Death at the Jesus Hospital | (2012) | |
| Death of an Elgin Marble | (2014) | |
| Death Comes to the Ballets Russes | (2015) | |
| Death Comes to Lynchester Close | (2016) | |