Anne Perry lives in Scotland. As well as the highly praised William Monk, she writes the equally highly praised and bestselling Inspector Pitt series, one of which was recently adapted for television as The Cater Street Hangman. Over 10 million of her books have been sold worldwide, one million of them in the UK.
She has worked as an airline stewardess and a ship-to-shore bursar, and managed a furniture store in Beverley Hills before becoming a full-time writer. She is hugely popular in the US where she recently won an Edgar for her short story 'Heroes'. She is equally popular in France where six of her books have reached the top ten bestseller list.
The One thing More (Headline) represents Anne Perry's intriguing departure from her Inspector Pitt and William Monk series to bring the terrors of the French Revolution to life. In January 1793 Celie watches as Louis XV1 is sentenced to death. She is one of a small group of people afraid that, once throneless, France will quickly be conquered by its neighbouring countries. They are determined to rescue the king, but when their secret leader is murdered, Celie and her fugitive lover must piece together the plan to act before the execution takes place.
Pitt series
Cater Street Hangman 1979
Callander Square 1980
Paragon Walk 1981
Resurrection Row 1981
Rutland place 1983
Bluegate Fields 1984
Death in the Devil's Acre 1980
Cardington Crescent 1987
Silence in Hanover Close 1989
Bethlehem Road 1990
Highgate Rise 1991
Belgrave Square 1992
Farrier's Lane 1993
The Hyde Park Headsman 1994
Traitors Gate 1994
Pentecost Alley 1996
Ashworth Hall 1997
Brunswick Gardens 1998
Bedford Square 1999
Half Moon Street 2000
The Whitechapel Conspiracy 2001
Monk series
The face of a Stranger 1990
A Dangerous Morning 1991
Defend and Betray 1992
A Sudden Fearful Death 1993
The Sins of the Wolf 1994
Cain His Brother 1995
Weighed in the Balance 1996
The Silent Cry 1997
The Whited Sepulchres 1998
The Twisted Root 1999
Slaves and Obsession 2000
