Mary Linn Roby Books In Order

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Mary Linn Roby is a published author. She has also used the pen names of Valerie Bradstreet, Pauline Pryor, Pamela D’Arcy, Georgina Grey, Mary Wilson, and Elizabeth Welles.

She was born in the United States in Maine on January 1, 1931. She has written several books that extend to Gothic stories, romance stories, mysteries, and regencies, over fifty in the course of her career at this point.

Mary Linn Roby was also a writer on the television series Night Gallery. The show aired in 1973.

In addition to being a published author, Mary teaches subjects such as creative writing, English literature, and rhetoric. She is married and her spouse is an English professor as well as a mystery writer, an editor, and a biographer.

Mary enjoys various activities such as traveling, reading, and playing some tennis. She has interests in editing and likes to edit mainly works of fiction as well as memoirs. She works with her clients to enhance their creative talents, lending a sympathetic reading to their manuscripts as well as careful editing and in-depth critique.

Pennies On Her Eyes is an early novel to come out from Mary Linn Roby. This is an interesting book that you will want to read if you are interested in murder mysteries!

A young American woman is a widow and her marriage is no longer part of her life. Suddenly, she finds herself being more involved with an English man. The only problem with this little scenario is that he is currently being accused of murdering his former wife.

Can the new man in her life skirt these charges? Will the widow find that she is too smitten with this man to let go of him, or will she end up taking some space from him so as to avoid being drawn into his dastardly activities? Read this book to find out!

The Tower Room is another classic novel from Mary Linn Roby. If you want something that is new to you to read but still a little older, give this book a try.

Darney is called to see an older actress to be by her bedside. She has gone back to a chateau that overlooks the sea. It is then that Darney finds out that all who have come to be at the bedside of Madame have been stalked by murder.

Can Darney manage to figure out what it is that can help escape this curse? Or will Darney soon discover that this is a situation that will not be easy to get out of? Read The Tower Room to find out!