Triple Jeopardy
- Published
- 1 January 2019
- Pages
- 396
- ISBN-13
- 9780525620952
- Type
- novel
About this book
Triple Jeopardy is the second book in Anne Perry's Daniel Pitt series, published in 2019 at 396 pages. It follows Twenty-One Days and precedes One Fatal Flaw.
Key facts about Triple Jeopardy
Triple Jeopardy is a novel by Anne Perry. Readers have had it since 2019. It runs to 396 pages.
Our list holds 1 edition of Triple Jeopardy. Since each edition has its own ISBN, search for 9780525620952 to find the main one.
Triple Jeopardy is book 2 of 6 in the Daniel Pitt series. The series has 6 published books. However, the series starts with Twenty-One Days (2018).
Additionally, Anne Perry writes Charlotte and Thomas Pitt, William Monk and The Christmas Novellas, 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 Daniel Pitt
Triple Jeopardy is book 2 in the Daniel Pitt series. It follows Twenty-One Days. It is followed by One Fatal Flaw. See the full Daniel Pitt reading order.
Daniel Pitt is the son of Thomas and Charlotte Pitt, grown up and working as a junior barrister in London in the years just before and after the First World War, a full generation on from his parents' Victorian cases. Anne Perry moves the series' focus from police investigation to the courtroom: Daniel works for a small, principled law firm and the books are built around trial strategy and cross-examination as much as detection, with his father's old Special Branch connections and his mother's social instincts…
Editions
- edition · unknown publisher · — · ISBN 9780525620952