Kirkus Reviews, Bookline, and Mystery News, to name a few. Her second and third novels, Murder at the God's Gate (1995) and Murder at the Feast of Rejoicing (1996) again received rave reviews from Publishers Weekly and The New York Times Book Review, as well as major national newspapers. The Lord Meren series is published in paperback by Ballantine Books. The first book is now in a fourth paperback printing. Robinson is excited at the enthusiastic response to her novels and is please that the fourth Lord Meren novel-Eater of Souls-gained her fourth starred review in a row from Publishers Weekly. Again acclaimed by The New York Times Book Review for Eater of Souls, she has continued the successful series with Drinker of Blood and Slayer of Gods. Robinson is especially gratified that her mysteries have won the acclaim of Egyptologists for their accuracy and authentic portrayal of life in ancient Egypt. Her latest Lord Meren story is "Heretic's Dagger", a short story in The Mammoth Book of Egyptian Whodunnits, released in October 2002. Robinson lives in Texas in the south central hill country with her husband. Bibliography As Suzanne Robinson Sorted by publication Single novels Heart of the Falcon 1990/May Lady Gallant 1992/Fev Lady Hellefire 1992/Jun Lady Defiant 1993/Jan Lady Dangerous 1994/Mar Lord of the Dragon 1995/Sep The Engagement 1996/Jun The Rescue 1998/Fev The Treasure 1999/Apr Just Before Midnight 2000/Fev The Legend 2001/Mar Never Trust a Lady 2003/Aug St. John Family Series Lady Valiant 1993/Jun Lord of Enchantment 1995/Jan Anthologies in collaboration "The unwanted bride" in WHEN YOU WISH 1997/Nov (with Jane Feather, Sharon & Tom Curtis, Patricia Coughlin, Elizabeth Elliott, Patricia Potter) As Lynda S. Robinson The Lord Meren series Murder in the Place of Anubis (1994, ; 2021) Murder at the God's Gate (1995, ; 2021) Murder at the Feast of Rejoicing (1996, ; 2021) Eater of Souls (1997, ; 2021) Drinker of Blood (1998, ; 2021) Slayer of Gods (2001, ; 2021) See also P. C. Doherty Lauren Haney References and sources External links Lynda S. Robinson – Lord Meren Mysteries Homepage and Suzanne Robinson Book List Lynda S. Robinson and Suzanne Robinson in FantasticFiction 1951 births Living people 20th-century American novelists 21st-century American novelists American women novelists American historical novelists American mystery writers American romantic fiction writers People from Amarillo, Texas Novelists from Texas Writers of historical mysteries Women romantic fiction writers Women mystery writers