Michael Ridpath Books in Order
Michael Ridpath is a versatile author who seamlessly transitions between genres. His background as a bond trader in the City of London provides a unique insight into the world of finance, which he expertly weaves into his thrillers. His eight novels explore the darker side of business, captivating readers with their intricate plots and authentic settings. His latest series, featuring Magnus Jonson, a captivating Icelandic detective, has garnered significant attention, with the first book, Where The Shadows Lie, published in 2010, and the third installment, Meltwater, released in the UK. Ridpath's works have been translated into over 30 languages, including Icelandic, reflecting his global appeal. Born in Devon and raised in North Yorkshire, he holds a history degree from Oxford University.
Bibliography verified: January 2026
Book Series by Michael Ridpath
- #1AmazonScorpion (By: Mark Dawson,Steve Cavanagh)(2017)
- #2AmazonWitness X (By: Scott Mariani,Mark Dawson)(2017)
- #3AmazonLittle Sister (With: Mark Dawson)(2018)
- #4AmazonThe Vault (By: Mark Dawson)(2020)
- #5AmazonWormwood (By: Mark Dawson)(2022)
- #6AmazonDeadly Pleasures(2013)
- #7AmazonThe Sinking Admiral(2016)
- #8AmazonMotives for Murder(2016)
- #9AmazonPlaying Dead: Short Stories by Members of the Detection Club(2025)
- #1AmazonWriting in Ice: A Crime Writer's Guide to Iceland(2021)
About Michael Ridpath
Michael Ridpath is a versatile author who seamlessly transitions between genres. His background as a bond trader in the City of London provides a unique insight into the world of finance, which he expertly weaves into his thrillers. His eight novels explore the darker side of business, captivating readers with their intricate plots and authentic settings. His latest series, featuring Magnus Jonson, a captivating Icelandic detective, has garnered significant attention, with the first book, Where The Shadows Lie, published in 2010, and the third installment, Meltwater, released in the UK. Ridpath's works have been translated into over 30 languages, including Icelandic, reflecting his global appeal. Born in Devon and raised in North Yorkshire, he holds a history degree from Oxford University.
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