How Do I Read Jim Eldridge Books In Order By Series?

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RoseWood
RoseWood
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WorldCat is a librarian-level tool. If you search for Jim Eldridge and limit to 'Books', you can see which libraries hold which titles. The catalogue entries include series statements. It's a bit technical, but it's definitive data straight from library records.
2026-07-26 00:53:48
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BlueBug
BlueBug
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Some of his books are marketed as 'A [Setting] Mystery' rather than a named series. Like 'A Museum Mystery'. That's your clue it's part of that longer sequence. The numbering might be absent, but that phrase in the subtitle is the series identifier.
2026-07-27 16:54:19
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KadenLane
KadenLane
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Honestly, Wikipedia is your friend here. They have a fairly updated list of his works, often broken down by series and year. It's not perfect, but it's a solid starting grid. I copied the list into a spreadsheet once to track what I'd read.

Be aware that some of his early children's fiction and non-fiction might pop up in general searches, so filter for the adult historical mysteries. The series order is usually implied by the recurring detective's career progression.
2026-07-30 11:38:03
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TobiasPal
TobiasPal
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Don't overthink it. The publication order is the definitive order for each series, and that info is on the copyright page of each book. If you're reading ebooks, just look at the 'also by this author' list at the front—publishers usually list series titles in sequence there.

For a quick answer: 'Museum Mysteries' starts with 'Murder at the Museum'. 'Shakespeare and Smythe' begins with 'The Shakespeare Secret'. Everything else is largely standalone.
2026-07-31 11:38:42
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