Reginald Hill Books in Order
Reginald Charles Hill is a renowned English crime writer, celebrated for his outstanding contributions to the genre. He is the winner of the prestigious Crime Writers' Association Cartier Diamond Dagger for Lifetime Achievement, awarded in 1995. Following his National Service and studies in English at St Catherine's College, Oxford University, Hill embarked on a teaching career, eventually rising to the position of Senior Lecturer at Doncaster College of Education. In 1980, he transitioned to a full-time writing career, where he has since thrived. Hill is best known for his extensive series featuring Yorkshire detectives Andrew Dalziel, Peter Pascoe, and Edgar Wield. He has penned over 20 novels in this series, as well as more than 30 other novels, including the Joe Sixsmith series.
Bibliography verified: January 2026
Book Series by Reginald Hill
- #1AmazonA Clubbable Woman(1970)
- #2AmazonAn Advancement of Learning(1971)
- #3AmazonRuling Passion(1973)
- #4AmazonAn April Shroud(1975)
- #5AmazonA Pinch of Snuff(1978)
- #6AmazonA Killing Kindness(1980)
- #7AmazonDeadheads(1983)
- #8AmazonExit Lines(1984)
- #9AmazonChild's Play(1986)
- #10AmazonUnder World(1988)
- #11AmazonBones and Silence(1990)
- #12AmazonOne Small Step(1990)
- #13AmazonRecalled to Life(1992)
- #14AmazonPictures of Perfection(1994)
- #15AmazonThe Wood Beyond(1995)
- #16AmazonOn Beulah Height(1998)
- #17AmazonArms and the Women(1999)
- #18AmazonDialogues of the Dead(2001)
- #19AmazonDeath's Jest-Book(2002)
- #20AmazonGood Morning, Midnight(2004)
- #21AmazonDeath Comes for the Fat Man / The Death of Dalziel(2007)
- #22AmazonThe Last National Service Man(2007)
- #23AmazonA Cure for All Diseases / The Price of Butcher's Meat(2008)
- #24AmazonMidnight Fugue(2009)
- #25AmazonPascoe's Ghost(1979)
- #26AmazonAsking for the Moon(1996)
- #27AmazonDalziel and Pascoe Hunt the Christmas Killer(2022)
- #1AmazonThe Castle of the Demon / The Turning of the Tide (As: Patrick Ruell)(1971)
- #2AmazonA Fairly Dangerous Thing(1972)
- #3AmazonRed Christmas (As: Patrick Ruell)(1972)
- #4AmazonMatlock's System / Heart Clock (As: Dick Morland)(1973)
- #5AmazonA Very Good Hater(1974)
- #6AmazonAlbion! Albion! / Singleton's Law (As: Dick Morland)(1974)
- #7AmazonThe Low Road / Death Takes the Low Road (As: Patrick Ruell)(1974)
- #8AmazonUrn Burial / Beyond the Bone (As: Patrick Ruell)(1975)
- #9AmazonAnother Death in Venice(1976)
- #10AmazonThe Spy's Wife(1980)
- #11AmazonWho Guards a Prince? / Guardians of the Prince(1982)
- #12AmazonTraitor's Blood(1983)
- #13AmazonNo Man's Land(1985)
- #14AmazonFell of Dark(1986)
- #15AmazonDeath of a Dormouse (As: Patrick Ruell)(1987)
- #16AmazonThe Collaborators(1987)
- #17AmazonThe Long Kill (As: Patrick Ruell)(1988)
- #18AmazonDream of Darkness (As: Patrick Ruell)(1989)
- #19AmazonThe Only Game (As: Patrick Ruell)(1993)
- #20AmazonThe Stranger House(2005)
- #21AmazonThe Woodcutter(2010)
- #22AmazonProxime Accessit(1990)
- #23AmazonA Candle for Christmas(2000)
- #24AmazonThere Are No Ghosts in the Soviet Union(1987)
- #25AmazonBrother's Keeper(1992)
- #26AmazonA Candle for Christmas & Other Stories(2023)
- #27AmazonCrime Writers(1978)
- #28AmazonThe Man Who...(1992)
- #29Amazon2nd Culprit(1993)
- #30AmazonThou Shalt Not Kill(2005)
- #31AmazonThe Detection Collection(2005)
About Reginald Hill
Reginald Charles Hill is a renowned English crime writer, celebrated for his outstanding contributions to the genre. He is the winner of the prestigious Crime Writers' Association Cartier Diamond Dagger for Lifetime Achievement, awarded in 1995. Following his National Service and studies in English at St Catherine's College, Oxford University, Hill embarked on a teaching career, eventually rising to the position of Senior Lecturer at Doncaster College of Education. In 1980, he transitioned to a full-time writing career, where he has since thrived. Hill is best known for his extensive series featuring Yorkshire detectives Andrew Dalziel, Peter Pascoe, and Edgar Wield. He has penned over 20 novels in this series, as well as more than 30 other novels, including the Joe Sixsmith series.
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