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Jack S. Scott
Jonathan Escott
[1922-1987] |
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Alfred Stanley (Alf) Rosher, a crude yet
caring detective sergeant (later inspector), in a small city in England: |
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The Poor Old Lady’s Dead (1976)
The Shallow Grave (1977)
A Clutch of Vipers (1979)
The Gospel Lamb (1980)
A Distant View of Death (1981)
APA: The View from Deacon Hill (1981) |
An Uprush of Mayhem (1982)
The Local Lads (1982)
All the Pretty People (1983)
A Death in Irish Town (1984)
A Knife Between the Ribs (1986) |
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Peter Parsons, a chief inspector, in England: |
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A Time of Fine Weather (1984) |
A Little Darling, Dead (1985) |
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Non-series: |
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A Better Class of Business
(1976)
APA: The Bastard’s Name Was Bristow (1977) |
A Walk in Dead Man’s Wood (1978)
Corporal Smithers, Deceased (1983) |
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Written as Jonathan Escott: |
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Landfall in Sefton Carey (1976) |
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