William Monk · Book 24

Dark Tide Rising

Published
1 January 2018
Pages
289
ISBN-13
9780399179914
Type
novel
Cover of Dark Tide Rising

About this book

Dark Tide Rising, published in 2018 at 289 pages, is the 24th and final William Monk novel, following An Echo of Murder in Anne Perry's Victorian detective series. It closes out the run for the amnesiac inspector who spent the series reconstructing his own past case by case alongside his wife Hester and barrister Oliver Rathbone, with no further entries published after Perry's death in 2023.

Key facts about Dark Tide Rising

Dark Tide Rising is a novel by Anne Perry. Readers have had it since 2018. It runs to 289 pages.

Our list holds 1 edition of Dark Tide Rising. Since each edition has its own ISBN, search for 9780399179914 to find the main one.

Dark Tide Rising is book 24 of 24 in the William Monk series. The series has 24 published books. However, the series starts with The Face of a Stranger (1990).

Additionally, Anne Perry writes Charlotte and Thomas Pitt, The Christmas Novellas and The World War I Novels, plus 2 more series. Those series sit on our historical mystery and historical fiction shelves.

About Anne Perry

Anne Perry was a British author who became one of historical mystery's most prolific and respected voices, best known for two long-running Victorian detective series: the William Monk novels, following an amnesiac police investigator turned private inquiry agent, and the Charlotte and Thomas Pitt novels, pairing a Scotland Yard inspector with his socially connected wife. See every Anne Perry book in order.

Its place in William Monk

Dark Tide Rising is book 24 in the William Monk series. It follows An Echo of Murder. See the full William Monk reading order.

William Monk opens on total disorientation: Inspector Monk wakes in a London hospital in 1856 with no memory of who he is, only the outward evidence of who he was -- a reputation among Metropolitan Police colleagues for ruthless brilliance and very few friends. He hides the amnesia and returns to work, forced to reconstruct his own past case by case, one buried resentment at a time, while the mystery of an unsolved investigation that may implicate Monk himself hangs over the opening books. Anne Perry uses the…

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