Jodi Taylor Series Reading Order

Here's the full reading order for the different series written by Jodi Taylor

The Chronicles of St Mary’s - click on the image for more information from Amazon.

Christmas Pie

 

 * indicates a digital only Short story - these are also available in print in the anthologies The Long and Short of It,  Long Story Short or The Most Wonderful Time of the Year.

Just One Damned Thing After Another

The Very First Damned Thing* - billed as a prequel but better read after Just One Damned Thing After Another to make more sense.

A Symphony of Echoes

When a Child is Born*

A Second Chance

Roman Holiday*

A Trail Through Time

Christmas Present*

No Time Like the Past

What Could Possible Go Wrong?

Ships and Stings and Wedding Rings*

Lies, Damned Lies and History

The Great St Mary’s Day Out*

My Name is Markham*

And the Rest is History

A Perfect Storm*

Christmas Past*

An Argumentation of Historians

The Battersea Barricades*

The Steam Pump Jump*

And Now for Something Completely Different*

Hope for the Best

When Did You Last See Your Father?*

Why Is Nothing Ever Simple*

Plan For The Worst

The Ordeal of the Haunted Room* 

Another Time Another Place 

The Toast of Time* 

A Catalogue of Catastrophe

The Good, The Bad and The History

Christmas Pie*

 

The Long and the Short of It – an anthology of short stories.

Long Story Short – the second anthology of short stories

The Most Wonderful Time of the Year - an anthology of Christmas Stories

 

The Time Police Series - spinoff from The Chronicles of St Mary's

About Time
Killing Time by Jodi Taylor Santa Grint

Doing Time 

Hard Time

Saving Time

About Time

Killing Time

Santa Grint*

 

Frogmorton Farm Series

 
Storm Christopher by Jodi Taylor

 

The Nothing Girl

Little Donkey*

The Something Girl

Joy to the World*

Storm Christopher*

 

Elizabeth Cage Series

 

 

White Silence

Dark Light

Long Shadows 

 

Regency Romance

 

 

A Bachelor Establishment

 

 

 


55 comments


  • Ameta

    I’m reading the series for the second time. I’m sitting here wiping the tears from my eyes as I finish the short story, The Great St Mary’s Day Out. My husband thinks I’m crazy because I suddenly burst out laughing every few minutes. The dialogue and situations are hilarious. I have thoroughly enjoyed the whole series, but this has to be my favorite. However you come up with these plots and dialogue, Ms Taylor, please keep them coming. Your talent is amazing. Thank you!


  • Kat

    I’ve just binge read all 13 books in 2 weeks… nuff said


  • Steve Dale

    I have read the entire series time and time again. The writing style of this lady compares with my hero Terry patches long may she take inspiration from our shared hero and long may continue to write these stories


  • Charlotte Murray
    Romping through these has cheered my winter, thought nothing could fill the space of Terry Pratchett. Thank you

  • Dawn
    A Perfect Storm is the last story in The Long and the Short of It

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