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      Leonard Tourney Books in Order

      Historical Mystery · 14 books · 3 series

      All Leonard Tourney Books in Publication Order

      14 books

      Complete Leonard Tourney bibliography in publication order. Prefer series order? Browse books by series.

      Title
      Date
      Rating
      Low Treason
      Jan 1983
      Time's Fool
      Jun 2004
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      Leonard Tourney books can be explored by series or read in publication order above. Series are listed with their books in reading order.

      A Joan and Matthew Stock Mystery

      1. The Player's Boy Is Dead Jan 1980
      2. Low Treason Jan 1983
      3. Familiar Spirits Jan 1984
      4. The Bartholomew Fair Murders Jun 1986
      5. Old Saxon Blood Aug 1988
      6. Knaves Templar Jan 1991
      7. Witness of Bones Oct 1992
      8. Frobisher's Savage Oct 1994

      A Mystery of Shakespeare

      1. Time's Fool Jun 2004

      William Gilbert

      1. The Cuckold's Bride Oct 2022
      2. The Kindness of Witches Apr 2023

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      Leonard Tourney Series

      A Joan and Matthew Stock Mystery 8 books A Mystery of Shakespeare 1 book William Gilbert 2 books

      Leonard Tourney Books FAQ

      How many books has Leonard Tourney written?

      Leonard Tourney has written 14 books.

      What is the latest Leonard Tourney book?

      The most recent release by Leonard Tourney is SOLOMON'S GOLD, published in October 2023.

      What genres does Leonard Tourney write?

      Leonard Tourney writes primarily Historical Mystery.

      What series has Leonard Tourney written?

      Leonard Tourney has written 3 series. Series listed on FictionDB include A Joan and Matthew Stock Mystery, A Mystery of Shakespeare, and William Gilbert.