L.R. Wright Books in Order

L.R. Wright is a Canadian author known for her gripping mysteries and nuanced characters. Born Laurali Rose Appleby on 5 June 1939 in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, she grew up in Saskatoon and Abbotsford, British Columbia, developing a passion for storytelling. Wright began her writing career as a reporter in Calgary before transitioning to full-time writing in 1977. She went on to publish numerous bestselling novels, including the Karl Alberg and Eddie Henderson series, which captivated audiences worldwide. Wright's work often explores the complexities of human nature, earning her the prestigious Arthur Ellis Award for Novel in 1991 for 'A Chill Rain in January' and again in 1996 for 'Mother Love'. As a dedicated educator, Wright also taught writing at the University of British Columbia, leaving a lasting impact on the literary community.

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Book Series by L.R. Wright

  • #1
    The Suspect(1985)
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  • #2
    Sleep While I Sing(1986)
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  • #3
    A Chill Rain In January(1990)
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  • #4
    Fall from Grace(1991)
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  • #5
    Prized Possessions(1992)
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  • #6
    A Touch of Panic(1994)
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  • #7
    Mother Love(1995)
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  • #8
    Strangers Among Us(1996)
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  • #9
    Acts of Murder(1997)
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About L.R. Wright

L.R. Wright is a Canadian author known for her gripping mysteries and nuanced characters. Born Laurali Rose Appleby on 5 June 1939 in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, she grew up in Saskatoon and Abbotsford, British Columbia, developing a passion for storytelling. Wright began her writing career as a reporter in Calgary before transitioning to full-time writing in 1977. She went on to publish numerous bestselling novels, including the Karl Alberg and Eddie Henderson series, which captivated audiences worldwide. Wright's work often explores the complexities of human nature, earning her the prestigious Arthur Ellis Award for Novel in 1991 for 'A Chill Rain in January' and again in 1996 for 'Mother Love'. As a dedicated educator, Wright also taught writing at the University of British Columbia, leaving a lasting impact on the literary community.

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