Trevor Lowe books in order

Q: "How many books are in the Trevor Lowe series?"

"There are eleven books in the Trevor Lowe series, published between 1933 and 1965."

Q: "What is the first book in the Trevor Lowe series?"

"The first book in the Trevor Lowe series is The Phantom Hollow, published in 1933."

Q: "What is the Trevor Lowe series about?"

"Trevor Lowe is a successful playwright who solves murders as a sideline. Eleven books from The Phantom Hollow (1933) to Death Set in Diamonds (1965) follow him through cases where his theatrical knowledge of human nature and dramatic timing serve him well as a detective."

Reading order

#	Title	Published	Author	Buy on Amazon
1	The Phantom Hollow	1933	Gerald Verner	Buy
2	The Hangman	1934	Gerald Verner	Buy
3	The Lady of Doom	1934	Gerald Verner	Buy
4	The Next To Die	1934	Gerald Verner	Buy
5	Terror Tower	1935	Gerald Verner	Buy
6	The Watcher	1936	Gerald Verner	Buy
7	The Three Gnomes	1937	Gerald Verner	Buy
8	The Token	1937	Gerald Verner	Buy
9	The Clue of the Green Candle	1938	Gerald Verner	Buy
10	The River House Mystery	1938	Gerald Verner	Buy
11	Death Set in Diamonds	1965	Gerald Verner	Buy

The Trevor Lowe series follows a playwright whose understanding of drama and human motivation makes him an effective amateur detective. Eleven novels published between 1933 and 1965 send Lowe through mysteries with evocative titles — The Phantom Hollow, Terror Tower, The Clue of the Green Candle — that reflect the atmospheric, plot-driven style of golden age crime fiction.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Trevor Lowe series?

There are eleven books in the Trevor Lowe series, published between 1933 and 1965.

What is the first book in the Trevor Lowe series?

The first book in the Trevor Lowe series is The Phantom Hollow, published in 1933.

What is the Trevor Lowe series about?

Trevor Lowe is a successful playwright who solves murders as a sideline. Eleven books from The Phantom Hollow (1933) to Death Set in Diamonds (1965) follow him through cases where his theatrical knowledge of human nature and dramatic timing serve him well as a detective.

Reading order#

Frequently Asked Questions

Reading order