Series Overview
THE ADVENTURES OF HENRY HAMILTON follows a cerebral investigator and the three people he works beside — the physician-chronicler Dr. James Wilson, forensic scientist Clara Enright, and Dr. Mary Aldren — through self-contained cases along the Massachusetts coast. Eight Boston-set novels (Vols. 1–8), rooted at 14 Pinckney Street on Beacon Hill, carry a quiet through-line of accountability to its climax; a fully original Cape Cod triptych (Vols. 9–11) follows the ensemble to a house above a salt marsh at Allen Point. Alongside the numbered series stands a self-contained crossover, THE MURDER GIRL, in which Hamilton and Wilson appear as secondary characters and a thread of the Cape world runs west into the Rockies. Each book stands alone; together they build one long argument about the cost of acting on what you know — and about the record as the only thing that reliably holds. Twelve books are complete.
Volume One – The Scarlet Wall
Volume Two – The Ravi Compact
Volume Three – A Scandal In Boston
Volume Four – The Hound of Wellfleet
Volume Five – The Wellstone Warning
Volume Six – The Tenth Bar
Volume Seven – March Light
Volume Eight – The Blank Sheet
Volume Nine – The Long Tide
Volume Ten – Dead Reckoning
Volume Eleven – Dark Harbor
The Murder Girl – A Related Adventure
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