Waterhouse and Zailer (Culver Valley Crime) · Book 4

The Other Half Lives

Published
1 January 2009
Pages
552
ISBN-13
9780340933152
Type
novel
Cover of The Other Half Lives

About this book

The Other Half Lives, running 552 pages, was published in 2009 as the fourth Waterhouse and Zailer novel -- retitled The Dead Lie Down in North America. Simon and Charlie's own evolving relationship continues to thread through the case.

Key facts about The Other Half Lives

The Other Half Lives is a novel by Sophie Hannah. Readers have had it since 2009. It runs to 552 pages.

Our list holds 3 editions of The Other Half Lives. Since each edition has its own ISBN, search for 9780340933152 to find the main one.

The Other Half Lives is book 4 of 12 in the Waterhouse and Zailer (Culver Valley Crime) series. The series has 12 published books. However, the series starts with Little Face (2006).

Additionally, Sophie Hannah writes Hercule Poirot and The New Hercule Poirot Mysteries as separate series. Those series sit on our mystery, psychological thriller and cozy mystery shelves. Meanwhile, The Opposite of Murder is the latest published Sophie Hannah book on file, from 29 January 2026.

About Sophie Hannah

Sophie Hannah is a British novelist and poet, whose parents are novelist Adèle Geras and political theorist Norman Geras, who published poetry from her early twenties before building parallel careers in crime fiction. She holds academic posts at Cambridge, including a role helping create and run the university's Masters in Crime and Thriller Writing. See every Sophie Hannah book in order.

Its place in Waterhouse and Zailer (Culver Valley Crime)

The Other Half Lives is book 4 in the Waterhouse and Zailer (Culver Valley Crime) series. It follows The Point of Rescue. It is followed by A Room Swept White. See the full Waterhouse and Zailer (Culver Valley Crime) reading order.

Before she became the authorized continuer of Hercule Poirot, Sophie Hannah made her name with this series of dense, twisty psychological crime novels set in the fictional English district of Culver Valley (nicknamed "Spilling CID" by fans, after the police station at its center). Detective Constable Simon Waterhouse — brilliant, socially awkward, and privately tormented — and Detective Sergeant Charlie Zailer, whose complicated feelings for him thread through the series, anchor an ensemble that investigates…

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