Edward S. Aarons Books in Order
Edward S. Aarons is a renowned American writer, celebrated for his prolific output of over 80 novels between 1936 and 1962. Under various pseudonyms, including Paul Ayres and Edward Ronns, Aarons explored the detective genre with works such as Dead Heat. Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on September 11, 1916, Aarons went on to earn a degree in Literature and History from Columbia University, where he distinguished himself as a student, winning a short story contest in 1933. Aarons' diverse experiences, including stints as a newspaper reporter, fisherman, and United States Coast Guard Chief Petty Officer, influenced his writing. During World War II, he served from 1941 to 1945, rising through the ranks.
Bibliography verified: January 2026
Book Series by Edward S. Aarons
- #1AmazonAssignment to Disaster(1955)
- #2AmazonAssignment, Treason(1956)
- #3AmazonAssignment Suicide(1956)
- #4AmazonAssignment Stell Marni(1957)
- #5AmazonAssignment Budapest(1957)
- #6AmazonAssignment Angelina(1958)
- #7AmazonAssignment Madeleine(1958)
- #8AmazonAssignment Carlotta Cortez(1959)
- #9AmazonAssignment Helene(1959)
- #10AmazonAssignment Lili Lamaris(1959)
- #11AmazonAssignment Zoraya(1960)
- #12AmazonAssignment Mara Tirana(1960)
- #13AmazonAssignment Lowlands(1961)
- #14AmazonAssignment Burma Girl(1961)
- #15AmazonAssignment-Ankara(1961)
- #16AmazonAssignment Karachi(1962)
- #17AmazonAssignment Sorrento Siren(1963)
- #18AmazonAssignment Manchurian Doll(1963)
- #19AmazonAssignment the Girl in the Gondola(1964)
- #20AmazonAssignment Sulu Sea(1964)
- #21AmazonAssignment-Cairo Dancers(1965)
- #22AmazonAssignment School for Spies(1966)
- #23AmazonAssignment Cong Hai Kill(1966)
- #24AmazonAssignment Palermo(1966)
- #25AmazonAssignment Black Viking(1967)
- #26AmazonAssignment Moon Girl(1967)
- #27AmazonAssignment Nuclear Nude(1968)
- #28AmazonAssignment Peking(1969)
- #29AmazonAssignment White Rajah(1970)
- #30AmazonAssignment Star Stealers(1970)
- #31AmazonAssignment Tokyo(1971)
- #32AmazonAssignment Golden Girl(1972)
- #33AmazonAssignment Bangkok(1972)
- #34AmazonAssignment Maltese Maiden(1972)
- #35AmazonAssignment Silver Scorpion(1973)
- #36AmazonAssignment Ceylon(1974)
- #37AmazonAssignment Amazon Queen(1974)
- #38AmazonAssignment Sumatra(1974)
- #39AmazonAssignment Quayle Question(1975)
- #40AmazonAssignment Black Gold(1975)
- #41AmazonAssignment Unicorn(1976)
- #42AmazonAssignment-Afghan Dragon(1976)
- #43AmazonAssignment Sheba (By: Will B. Aarons)(1976)
- #44AmazonAssignment Tiger Devil (By: Will B. Aarons)(1976)
- #45AmazonAssignment 13th Princess (By: Will B. Aarons)(1979)
- #46AmazonAssignment Mermaid (By: Will B. Aarons)(1979)
- #47AmazonAssignment Tyrant's Bride (By: Will B. Aarons)(1980)
- #48AmazonAssignment Death Ship (By: Will B. Aarons)(1983)
- #1AmazonNo Place to Live/ Lady, The Guy Is Dead(1947)
- #2AmazonTerror in the Town(1947)
- #3AmazonGift of Death(1948)
- #4AmazonNightmare(1948)
- #5AmazonState Department Murders(1950)
- #6AmazonDead Heat(1950)
- #7AmazonThe Art Studio Murders(1950)
- #8AmazonI Can't Stop Running(1951)
- #9AmazonCome Back, My Love(1953)
- #10AmazonThe Sinners(1953)
- #11AmazonGirl On The Run(1954)
- #12AmazonThey All Ran Away (As: Edward Ronns)(1955)
- #13AmazonDeath Is My Shadow(1957)
- #14AmazonGang Rumble(1958)
- #15AmazonHell To Eternity(1960)
- #16AmazonThe Defenders(1962)
- #17AmazonSay it with Murder(1968)
- #18AmazonEscape to Love(1982)
- #19AmazonMillion Dollar Murder(1989)
About Edward S. Aarons
Edward S. Aarons is a renowned American writer, celebrated for his prolific output of over 80 novels between 1936 and 1962. Under various pseudonyms, including Paul Ayres and Edward Ronns, Aarons explored the detective genre with works such as Dead Heat. Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on September 11, 1916, Aarons went on to earn a degree in Literature and History from Columbia University, where he distinguished himself as a student, winning a short story contest in 1933. Aarons' diverse experiences, including stints as a newspaper reporter, fisherman, and United States Coast Guard Chief Petty Officer, influenced his writing. During World War II, he served from 1941 to 1945, rising through the ranks.
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