Sally Spencer Standalone Novels books in order

Sally Spencer's standalone novels span from 1994 to 2021 and include historical fiction, thrillers, and mysteries outside her main detective series.

Reading order

# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 The Morgan Horse 1994 Sally Spencer Buy
2 A Picnic in Eden 1995 Sally Spencer Buy
3 The Silent Land 1996 Sally Spencer Buy
4 The Paradise Job 1999 Sally Spencer Buy
5 Pilgrimage of Death 2016 Sally Spencer Buy
6 The Madeiran Double Cross 2016 Sally Spencer Buy
7 Violation 2017 Sally Spencer Buy
8 The Vital Chain 2017 Sally Spencer Buy
9 A Conspiracy of Aunts 2017 Sally Spencer Buy
10 The Company 2021 Sally Spencer Buy

Sally Spencer’s ten standalone novels stretch across nearly three decades, from The Morgan Horse in 1994 to The Company in 2021. Unlike her series work, these books are not tied to a recurring detective or setting. They give Spencer room to experiment with different genres and locations, from the English countryside to Madeira.

The earlier standalones, published in the 1990s, tend toward historical fiction, while the books from 2016 onward include thrillers set in more contemporary or international settings. Titles like The Madeiran Double Cross and Pilgrimage of Death bring an element of travel and intrigue that is absent from her Lancashire procedurals. A Conspiracy of Aunts, meanwhile, is lighter in tone. Together, these ten books show how versatile Spencer can be when she steps away from her long-running series.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Sally Spencer Standalone Novels series?

There are ten books in the Sally Spencer Standalone Novels series, published between 1994 and 2021.

What is the first book in the Sally Spencer Standalone Novels series?

The first book in the Sally Spencer Standalone Novels series is The Morgan Horse, published in 1994.

What kinds of stories are in Sally Spencer's standalone novels?

The standalones cover a wide range. Early entries like The Morgan Horse and A Picnic in Eden are historical fiction, while later books like Pilgrimage of Death and The Madeiran Double Cross lean toward international thrillers. A Conspiracy of Aunts takes a lighter, more humorous approach. They show the breadth of Spencer’s writing outside her police procedural series.

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