The Spenser Novels (Click Title For Book Details) Godwulf Manuscript 1973 God Save the Child 1974 Mortal Stakes 1975 Promised Land 1976 The Judas Goat 1978 Looking for Rachel Wallace 1980 Early Autumn 1981 A Savage Place 1981 Ceremony 1982 The Widening Gyre 1983 Valediction 1984 A Catskill Eagle 1985 Taming a Sea Horse 1986 Pale Kings and Princes 1987 Crimson Joy 1988 Playmates 1989 Stardust 1990 Pastime 1991 Double Deuce 1992 Paper Doll 1993 Walking Shadow 1994 Thin Air 1995 Chance 1996 Small Vices 1997 Sudden Mischief 1998 Hush Money 1999 Hugger Mugger 2000 Potshot 2001 Spenser Related Publications Spenser's Boston (Japan) 1989 Spenser's Boston (US) 1994 Surrogate (300) 1982 Surrogate (50) 1982 Early Spenser 1989 New Spenser Collection 1996 Other Fiction Wilderness 1980 Love and Glory 1980 Three Weeks in Spring (With Joan Parker) 1982 All Our Yesterdays 1994 Gunman's Rhapsody 2001 Jesse Stone Novels Night Passage 1997 Trouble in Paradise 1998 Death In Paradise 2001 Sunny Randall Novels Family Honor 1999 Perish Twice 2000 Raymond Chandler Poodle Springs 1990 Perchance to Dream 1991 Non-Fiction The PI in Hammett and Chandler (300) 1984 Parker on Writing (75) 1985 Parker on Writing (300) 1985 A Year At The Races 1990 Training With Weights 1990 Boston: History in the Making 1999

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