C Tyler: 32 books

Ethelred Tressider écrit des romans policiers sous trois noms différents. Et, ces temps-ci, il a trois fois plus de problèmes que n'importe qui. Avec l'inspiration d'abord, qui commence à lui faire sérieusement défaut, avec son agent littéraire ensuite, l'encombrante Elsie, qui n'aime ni la...

Vous aimez Agatha Christie et l'humour anglais ? " Le polar vient de trouver son Monty Python ! " Le Point Ethelred Tressider, obscur auteur de polars, ne fait rien comme tout le monde. Sa crise de la quarantaine, par exemple. Quand un homme ordinaire s'achète une Harley-Davidson,...

Two-time Edgar nominee LC Tyler is best known for his series featuring Ethelred and Elsie – a third-rate novelist and his gloriously vulgar agent, respectively. And so he should be: He's twice won Britain's “Last Laugh” award for the Best Humorous Mystery of the Year. But with A Cruel...

In a time where everyone is looking for the Glory of God, but few are willing to pay the price to carry such an awesome responsibility, this is a prophetic and apostolic journey captured in print that will show you what it means to take up your cross and follow Jesus. Join Apostle Kay C. Tyler on...

When we last saw Ethelred Tressider, at the end of The Herring Seller’s Apprentice, he was pulling a disappearing act, eager to pack in his career as a mediocre mystery-writer, and happy to leave his (deservedly) long-suffering agent, Elsie, holding the bag. But as Ten Little Herrings opens, she...

Len Tyler has been shortlisted for two Edgar awards, won two of England’s “Last Laugh” awards, and racked up more great reviews than he’s had hot dinners: Why would he turn away from the stunningly funny “Elsie and Ethelred” series? Because the intrigues of Cromwell’s England were too...

"You don’t believe me, do you?" asked Henry. "That I might have killed somebody." Well, really. The genuine murderer—the real pro—tends to keep track of that sort of thing. And he wasn’t dressed for murder. The tweed jacket, the checked waistcoat, and above all the yellow...

‘A clever plot, with lots of laughs along the way’ Daily Mail Robin Pagham is dead – drowned in a sailing accident. Everyone’s reaction is that he must have been drunk, after all, that was what he did best. But while attending Robin’s funeral, crime writer Ethelred Tressider sees...

Ethelred Tressider’s career is not, let’s face it, what one might call glittering. In fact, it’s barely what one might call capable of paying the gas bill. To be honest, this is not really surprising: Ethelred lost any real interest in writing mystery novels many years ago, and his audience...

A mediocre mystery-writer (and thus a purveyor of red herrings), Ethelred Tressider has even less interest in writing his books than his (dwindling) fan base has in reading them, and his agent—the pesky, nosy, vulgar, chocolate-chomping Elsie—has no interest in them at all. But with a name like...

Christina and Adam have always had a complicated relationship. As the sister of Adam’s band mate and best friend, she was supposed to be untouchable—off limits. But after their first drunken night together, Adam didn’t give a damn about the "rules". When their secret is suddenly...

People think the MC life is dangerous, that it’s filled with violence and death. They’re right—but I’ve never felt safer.The real world is what broke me, what scarred me and left me afraid. This world of debauchery and insanity is where I belong. I belong with them, with him. I never should...

‘Crime in the classic mould with a sharp comic edge’ Daily Mail Roger Norton Vane is dead. After twenty years of wild speculation following his disappearance, his death is to be made official and somebody will inherit his accumulated wealth. Ethelred Tressider, crime writer and Vane’s...

Ethelred and Elsie are an unlikely duo: he’s a deeply mediocre mystery writer, and she’s his deeply nosy, chocolate-chomping agent. And yet they are stuck with one another, if only because their combined sleuthing abilities are much more impressive than anything either one of them can come up...