Jacqueline Winspear

	Jacqueline Winspear [1955-]
	Author Website
	Maisie Dobbs, a psychologist and investigator based in 1920s and 1930s London, England:
	Maisie Dobbs (2003) 2003 Agatha Award for Best First Novel 2004 Macavity Award for Best First Novel Finalist 2004 Anthony Award for Best First Novel Finalist 2004 Barry Award for Best First Novel Finalist 2004 Edgar Award for Best Mystery Finalist 2004 Dilys Award Birds of a Feather (2004) 2004 Agatha Award for Best Novel Finalist 2005 Bruce Alexander Award Finalist 2005 Dilys Award Pardonable Lies (2005) 2006 Macavity Award for Best Historical Novel Finalist 2005 Agatha Award for Best Novel Finalist 2006 Left Coast Crime Bruce Alexander Award Messenger of Truth (2006) Finalist 2006 Agatha Award for Best Novel Finalist 2007 Macavity Award for Best Historical Novel An Incomplete Revenge (2008) Among the Mad (2009) [review] Finalist 2010 Macavity Award for Best Historical Novel The Mapping of Love and Death (2010) [review] 2011 Left Coast Crime Bruce Alexander Award A Lesson in Secrets (2011) [review] Finalist 2011 Agatha Award for Best Historical Novel Finalist 2012 Bruce Alexander Award Finalist 2012 Macavity Award for Best Historical Mystery	Elegy for Eddie (2012) [review] Finalist 2012 Agatha Award for Best Historical Novel Finalist 2013 Left Coast Crime Bruce Alexander Award Finalist 2013 Macavity Award for Best Historical Mystery Leaving Everything Most Loved (2013) Finalist 2014 Left Coast Crime Bruce Alexander Award A Dangerous Place (2015) Journey to Munich (2016) In This Grave Hour (2017) To Die but Once (2018) Finalist 2018 Sue Grafton Award The American Agent (2019) The Consequences of Fear (2021) [review] A Sunlit Weapon (2022) The Comfort of Ghosts (2024)
	Note. See also illustrated companion What Would Maisie Do? (2019)
	Non-series:
	The White Lady (2023)

	Other fiction:
	The Care and Management of Lies (2014)

	Memoir:
	This Time Next Year We’ll Be Laughing (2020) Finalist 2020 Edgar Award for Best Critical Biographical