Reading order#
| # |
Title |
Published |
Author |
Buy on Amazon |
| 1 |
The Da Vinci Deception |
1990 |
Thomas Swan |
Buy |
| 2 |
The Cézanne Chase |
1997 |
Thomas Swan |
Buy |
| 3 |
The Final Faberge |
1999 |
Thomas Swan |
Buy |
Inspector Jack Oxby of Scotland Yard investigates art crimes across three novels, each centered on a different masterwork. The Da Vinci Deception (1990) involves a Leonardo painting, The Cezanne Chase (1997) follows a stolen Cezanne across Europe, and The Final Faberge (1999) centers on one of the famed jeweled eggs. Oxby brings police methodology to the rarefied world of art theft and forgery.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many books are in the Inspector Jack Oxby series?
There are three books in the Inspector Jack Oxby series, published between 1990 and 1999.
What is the first book in the Inspector Jack Oxby series?
The first book in the Inspector Jack Oxby series is The Da Vinci Deception, published in 1990.
Do the Inspector Oxby books need to be read in order?
Each book features a standalone art crime case, so they can be read in any order, though Oxby’s character develops slightly across The Da Vinci Deception (1990), The Cezanne Chase (1997), and The Final Faberge (1999).