Books in Order: The Complete Guide to John Farrow's Novels

A Brief Bio of the Author

Renowned as Canada’s finest novelist by both the Toronto Star and Books in Canada, Trevor Ferguson—or John Farrow, for crime fiction enthusiasts—–has solidified his status in the literary world, regardless of the name he uses. Born and bred in Montreal, he now calls Hudson, Quebec, his home.

Ferguson’s literary journey commenced back in 1977 with his debut novel ‘High Water Chants’. Engaging readers with his unparalleled storytelling, he embarked on a new path as John Farrow in 1999 with ‘City of Ice’, setting the stage for the enigmatic character of Emile Cinq-Mars.

Delving into His Unique Writing Style

Ferguson’s writing—both as himself and John Farrow—resonates with readers worldwide. Whether it’s literary fiction or riveting crime tales, his talent for intertwining plotlines and crafting compelling characters maintains a spellbinding flow, regardless of the genre.

Riding the waves of crime fiction as John Farrow, each word immerses readers into a chilling, captivating world where the line between right and wrong blurs.