Jim Eldridge Standalone Novels books in order

Jim Eldridge's standalone novels span decades of children's fiction, young adult adventure, and historical fiction from the 1970s to the 2010s.

Reading order

# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 Down Payment On Death 1972 Jim Eldridge Buy
2 Bad Boyes 1987 Jim Eldridge Buy
3 King Street Junior 1988 Jim Eldridge Buy
4 Bad Boyes and the Gangsters 1988 Jim Eldridge Buy
5 Monsterman 1988 Jim Eldridge Buy
6 Uncle Jack and Operation Green 1990 Jim Eldridge Buy
7 The Double Life of E.W.Potts, Schoolboy 1991 Jim Eldridge Buy
8 Time Riders 1991 Jim Eldridge Buy
9 Uncle Jack and the Loch Ness Monster 1991 Jim Eldridge Buy
10 The Legend of the Lost Keys 1998 Jim Eldridge Buy
11 Desert Duel 2004 Jim Eldridge Buy
12 Dunkirk Escape 2009 Jim Eldridge Buy
13 4.3.2.1 2010 Jim Eldridge Buy
14 Sink the Tirpitz 2010 Jim Eldridge Buy
15 Bomb! 2011 Jim Eldridge Buy
16 Blood on the Wall 2013 Jim Eldridge Buy

Jim Eldridge’s standalone novels reflect his remarkable range and longevity as a writer. Spanning from Down Payment On Death (1972) to Blood on the Wall (2013), these independent stories cover everything from children’s comedy to wartime adventure to contemporary fiction.

Notable entries include the Bad Boyes books (1987-1988), the wartime adventures Dunkirk Escape (2009) and Sink the Tirpitz (2010), and the thriller Bomb! (2011). The collection demonstrates Eldridge’s ability to write for different age groups and across multiple genres throughout his career.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Jim Eldridge Standalone Novels series?

There are 16 books in the Jim Eldridge Standalone Novels series, published between 1972 and 2013.

What is the first book in the Jim Eldridge Standalone Novels series?

The first book in the Jim Eldridge Standalone Novels series is Down Payment On Death, published in 1972.

What are Jim Eldridge's standalone novels about?

His standalone novels cover a wide range of subjects from World War II adventures like Dunkirk Escape and Sink the Tirpitz to children’s comedies like Bad Boyes and contemporary thrillers.

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