Reading order
| # | Title | Published | Author | Buy on Amazon |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Introducing the Toff | 1938 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 2 | The Toff Goes On | 1939 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 3 | The Toff Steps Out | 1939 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 4 | Here Comes the Toff | 1940 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 5 | The Toff Breaks In | 1940 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 6 | Salute the Toff | 1941 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 7 | The Toff Proceeds | 1941 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 8 | The Toff Goes to Market | 1942 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 9 | The Toff is Back | 1942 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 10 | The Toff Among the Millions | 1943 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 11 | Accuse the Toff | 1943 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 12 | The Toff and the Curate / The Toff and the Deadly Parson / The Toff and the Deadly Priest | 1944 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 13 | The Toff and the Great Illusion | 1944 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 14 | Feathers for the Toff | 1945 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 15 | The Toff and the Lady | 1946 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 16 | The Toff on Ice / Poison for the Toff | 1946 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 17 | Hammer the Toff | 1947 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 18 | The Toff in Town | 1948 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 19 | The Toff Takes Shares | 1948 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 20 | The Toff and Old Harry | 1949 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 21 | The Toff on Board | 1949 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 22 | Fool the Toff | 1950 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 23 | Kill the Toff | 1950 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 24 | A Knife for the Toff | 1951 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 25 | A Mask for the Toff / The Toff Goes Gay | 1951 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 26 | Hunt the Toff | 1952 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 27 | Call the Toff | 1953 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 28 | The Toff Down Under / Break the Toff | 1953 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 29 | Murder Out of the Past | 1953 | John Creasey | N/A |
| 30 | The Toff at Camp / The Toff at Butlin’s | 1954 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 31 | The Toff at the Fair / Last Laugh for the Toff | 1954 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 32 | Six for the Toff / A Score for the Toff | 1955 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 33 | The Toff and the Deep Blue Sea | 1955 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 34 | Make-Up for the Toff / Kiss the Toff | 1956 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 35 | The Toff in New York | 1956 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 36 | Model for the Toff | 1957 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 37 | The Toff on Fire | 1957 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 38 | The Toff and the Stolen Tresses | 1958 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 39 | Terror for the Toff / The Toff on the Farm | 1958 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 40 | Double for the Toff | 1959 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 41 | The Toff and the Runaway Bride | 1959 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 42 | A Doll for the Toff | 1959 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 43 | A Rocket for the Toff | 1960 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 44 | The Toff and the Kidnapped Child | 1960 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 45 | Follow the Toff | 1961 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 46 | The Toff and the Toughs / The Toff and the Teds | 1961 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 47 | Leave it to the Toff | 1962 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 48 | The Toff and the Spider | 1965 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 49 | The Toff in Wax | 1966 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 50 | A Bundle for the Toff | 1967 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 51 | Stars for the Toff | 1967 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 52 | The Toff and the Golden Boy | 1969 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 53 | The Toff and the Fallen Angels | 1970 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 54 | Vote for the Toff | 1971 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 55 | The Toff and the Trip-Trip-Triplets | 1972 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 56 | The Toff and the Terrified Taxman | 1972 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 57 | The Toff and the Sleepy Cowboy | 1973 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 58 | The Toff and the Crooked Copper | 1977 | John Creasey | Buy |
| 59 | The Toff and the Dead Man’s Finger | 1978 | John Creasey | Buy |
“The Toff is John Creasey’s longest-running series character, appearing in fifty-nine books from 1938 to 1978. The Honourable Richard Doyne — known as the Toff — is an aristocratic amateur detective who mixes with criminals and high society alike. He is charming, resourceful, and just unconventional enough to get into situations the police would avoid. The series titles are nearly all built around his nickname: Introducing the Toff, Salute the Toff, Kill the Toff, and dozens more.”
“The four-decade run tracks changes in British crime fiction and British society. Early books reflect the gentlemen-detective tradition of the Golden Age; later entries feel more modern. Creasey maintained the character’s essential appeal — an upper-class man who genuinely cares about justice — while updating the settings and stakes across almost sixty volumes.”