Barbara Vine
Rendell’s first Vine novel came out in 1986, when she had an idea that wouldn’t fit either of her categories of police procedural or psychological crime. She decided to write it using her middle name and her great-grandmother’s maiden name, and so Barbara Vine was born. In fact she was always called ‘Ruth’ by her father’s side, and ‘Barbara’ by her mother’s, but now has just one family member left who calls her ‘Barbara’.
2013
- The Child's Child
- The fourteenth Barbara Vine novel
2008
- The Birthday Present
- The thirteenth Barbara Vine novel
2005
- The Minotaur
- The twelfth Barbara Vine novel
2002
- The Blood Doctor
- The eleventh Barbara Vine novel
2000
- Grasshopper
- The tenth Barbara Vine novel
1998
- The Chimney Sweeper's Boy
- The ninth Barbara Vine novel
1996
- The Brimstone Wedding
- The eighth Barbara Vine novel
1994
- No Night is Too Long
- The seventh Barbara Vine novel
1993
- Asta's Book
- The sixth Barbara Vine novel
1991
- King Solomon's Carpet
- The fifth Barbara Vine novel
1990
- Gallowglass
- The fourth Barbara Vine novel
1988
- The House of Stairs
- The third Barbara Vine novel
1987
- A Fatal Inversion
- The second Barbara Vine novel
1986
- A Dark-Adapted Eye
- The first Barbara Vine novel