Gower Street Detective Reading Order#
| Title |
Published |
Buy on Amazon |
| The Mangle Street Murders |
2013 |
Buy |
| The Curse of the House of Foskett |
2014 |
Buy |
| Death Descends on Saturn Villa |
2015 |
Buy |
| The Secrets of Gaslight Lane |
2016 |
Buy |
| Dark Dawn Over Steep House |
2017 |
Buy |
Sackwater Mysteries Reading Order#
| Title |
Published |
Buy on Amazon |
| Betty Church and the Suffolk Vampire |
2018 |
Buy |
| The Room of the Dead |
2019 |
Buy |
| The Ghost Tree |
2020 |
Buy |
The Violet Thorn Mysteries Reading Order#
| Title |
Published |
Buy on Amazon |
| The Horror of Haglin House |
2023 |
Buy |
| The Montford Maniac |
2024 |
Buy |
M R C Kasasian is a British mystery author with three distinct series, each set in a different historical period. The Gower Street Detective books, beginning with The Mangle Street Murders (2013), follow the brilliant but eccentric private detective Sidney Grice and his ward March Middleton as they solve crimes in Victorian London. The five-book series ran through Dark Dawn Over Steep House (2017) and earned a reputation for dark humor and period atmosphere.
The Sackwater Mysteries moved the setting to World War II Suffolk, with Betty Church and the Suffolk Vampire (2018) introducing Inspector Betty Church as she handles cases on the home front. The Violet Thorn Mysteries, starting with The Horror of Haglin House (2023), are set in the Edwardian era. Across all three series, Kasasian shows a talent for placing quirky, well-drawn characters in richly detailed historical settings.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many books has M R C Kasasian written?
M R C Kasasian has written ten books across three series.
What was M R C Kasasian's first book?
M R C Kasasian’s first book is The Mangle Street Murders, published in 2013.
What genre does M R C Kasasian write?
M R C Kasasian writes historical mystery fiction. The Gower Street Detective series is set in Victorian London, the Sackwater Mysteries take place during World War II, and the Violet Thorn Mysteries are set in the Edwardian era.