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Martine Bailey Books

    This author delves into the realms of crime, mystery, and the gothic, crafting a unique style that Fay Weldon has termed 'culinary gothic.' Her novels skillfully weave together elements of crime, gastronomy, and social history, often exploring themes of deceit, trickery, and revenge. The narratives, meticulously researched with a passion for authenticity, feature mysteries built around ancient riddles, requiring characters to uncover truths hidden beneath layers of pretense. Her work is characterized by deep historical immersion and a distinctive approach to suspense.

    Antojo de violetas
    Sharp Scratch
    The Prophet
    Anthony Green
    Isolation Ward

    • Isolation Ward

      • 352 pages
      • 13 hours of reading

      Martine Bailey's latest work continues to explore themes of resilience and ingenuity. It features a compelling protagonist who navigates a world filled with challenges, showcasing her resourcefulness and determination. The narrative is enriched by vivid historical details, immersing readers in the setting and culture of the time. With intricate relationships and unexpected twists, the story promises to captivate those who appreciate well-crafted characters and engaging plots.

      Isolation Ward

    • Anthony Green

      • 207 pages
      • 8 hours of reading

      The definitive work on Anthony Green RA, featuring paintings that span the whole of his career.

      Anthony Green

    • The Prophet

      Cheshire. May Day, 1753. Tabitha De Vallory's perfect life is shaken when a girl is slaughtered beneath the Mondrem Oak on her family's forest estate. Nearby, enigmatic Baptist Gunn is convinced that a second messiah will be born, amid blood and strife, close to the oak on Midsummer's Day. Could the murder be linked to Gunn's cryptic prophecy?

      The Prophet

    • Sharp Scratch

      Sharp Scratch is the first in a chillingly atmospheric new crime series that draws upon the author's time working at the heart of the NHS.

      Sharp Scratch