London: Michael Joseph, (1981) dj. Hardcover first edition - One of Mitchell's later books, featuring, of course, Dame Beatrice Lestrange Bradley - A woman member of a folk-dance group (Morris dancers) is killed on the Yorkshire moors. 192 pp. Striking dust jacket by Graham Rogers. ISBN: 0-7181-1984..

London: Michael Joseph, (1974) dj. Hardcover first edition - When an unlikeable teacher named David 'Jonah'Jones disappears from an exclusive, sports-focused school for delinquent rich children, only to be found murdered in the long jump pit, Hamish Gavin, a new teacher, calls upon his godmother, the eccentric psychoanalyst and detective Dame Beatrice Adela Lestrange Bradley, to investigate the crime and the subsequent student murder, an investigation which unearths multiple suspects with strong motives, including blackmail, and culminating in a dramatic unmasking of the killer. 200 pp. ISBN: 0-718111931.

London: Michael Joseph, (1973) dj. Hardcover first edition - A rather hard-to-find later novel featuring Dame Beatrice Lestrange Bradley. A family holiday on a remote island turns sinister when the estranged sister, Eliza 'Busy Lizzie' Dashleigh, is found murdered. As in many of Mitchell's novels, mood and character are prioritized over a traditional, straightforward detection plot, and the story weaves together family feuds, local folklore, smuggling, and suspected witchcraft, with an array of characters including an 'infestation of ornithologists.' 213 pp. ISBN: 0-718111273.

London: Michael Joseph, (1981) dj. Hardcover first edition - A book "which is an unabashed, unrepentent, middle of the road whodunnit which keeps all the rules of that classic literary form." A Dame Beatrice Lestrange Bradley mystery, in which the plot revolves around an amateur dramatic society's performance of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" in which Pyramus kills himself. 192 pp. Striking dust jacket art by Graham Rogers. ISBN: 0-718120310.

London: Michael Joseph, (1976) dj. Hardcover first edition - The fiftieth novel by Mitchell, who was in the 30s and 40s considered, along with Christie and Sayers, to be one of the 'big three' of English female mystery writers. This is set in a time "before Mrs Bradley became Dame Beatrice, when life was quieter. In the small Oxfordshire village where Ken and Meg Clifton spend their school holidays, the Fair is the most exciting thing that ever happens - that is, until a double murder is suddenly committed." 190 pp. Dust jacket art by Ewa Zembatty. ISBN: 0-718114205.

London: Sphere, (1990). The fifth Mrs. Bradley mystery, originally published by Grayson & Grayson in 1934 and then in paperback by Penguin in 1939. Mrs. Beatrice Bradley, pioneer psycho-analyst and reputed sleuth, investigates the murder of "the most innocuous of murder victims" during a performance of The Mikado. 256 pp. ISBN: 0-74740254X.

London: Severn House, (1986) dj. Hardcover - Originally published in 1969, this is described as a novel directly descended from Victorian melodrama. Dame Beatrice Lestrange Bradley is invited to visit a man who claims to be a relative of her first husband but when she arrives she hears conflicting stories, including from his young "wife" who claims to have been kidnapped by him. 207 pp. ISBN: 0-727812025.

London: Michael Joseph, (1952) dj. Hardcover first edition - A mystery featuring Mrs Bradley in the middle of her career (this is the 25th book in which she appears), and she is both mellowing and more assured. This book captures your attention from the first sentence; "If there is one morbid phenomenon of civilized existence to which scant justice has been done in English fiction, it is the devastating rediscovery in later life of the old school chum." 224 pp. Dust jacket art by Barbara Bradley,

London: Michael Joseph, (1980) dj. Hardcover first edition - Mystery featuring Dame Beatrice Lestrange Bradley "the distinguished woman detective of startling appearance and eccentric views" set in the countryside of north-west Dorset. 189 pp. Dust jacket by Graham Rogers. ISBN: 0-718118855.

London: Hogarth Press, (1984.) dj. Hardcover - Contains a new introduction by Patricia Craig and Mary Cadogan. The fourth in the series of 66 books which Mitchell wrote featuring Mrs (later Dame) Bradley, this was originally published in 1932. From the dj: 'Mrs. Bradley, a unique heroine and one of the most memorable personalities in crime fiction, excels herself in this classic and hilarious whodunit, proving that cosy English villages can be murderously peaceful.' 183 pp. ISBN: 0-701205717.

London: Michael Joseph, (1983) dj. Hardcover first edition - A very late novel by Mitchell, one of three published posthumously - in this a literary agent and his fiancee are taking a holiday following the Scottish Highland Way. 190 pp. Dustjacket illustration by Graham Rogers. ISBN: 0-71812264x.

Lyons, Colorado: Rue Morgue Press, (2009). First edition - The first US edition of a book originally published in 1947, featuring Mitchell's formidable sleuth, Dame Beatrice Lestrange Bradley. 192 pp. Cover art by Sarah Elizabeth Taz Schantz. ISBN: 978-1601870414.

New York: St Martin's, (1986) dj. Hardcover first edition - First American edition of this Beatrice Lestrange Bradley mystery originally published in the UK in 1954. 224 pp.

Seattle: Thomas & Mercer, (2013). Classic mystery originally published in 1945 and featuring Mitchell's formindable sleuth, Dame Beatrice Lestrange Bradley. Edmund Crispin called this "One of the dozen best crime novels that I know."--. 267 pp. ISBN: 978-1477818886.

London: Michael Joseph, (1984) dj. Hardcover first edition - One of three novels in this series featuring Beatrice Adela Lestrange Bradley, a psychoanalyst and author published posthumously. Mitchell was - along with other female members of the Detection Club - Agatha Christie and Dorothy L. Sayers - one of the most prominent authors of that era, as well as one of the most long-lived and prolific. She was unique in having a professional woman as her detective. Set at school for boys where the headmaster becomes concerned when one of his senior staff disappears - along with the funds he had collected from students and faculty to fund a school trip to Greece. Surprisingly uncommon. 208 pp. ISBN: 0-718123999.

London: Severn House, (1989) dj. Hardcover - The 41st novel in this series featuring Dame Beatrice Adela Lestrange Bradley, a psychoanalyst and author, originally published in 1968. Mitchell was - along with other female members of the Detection Club - Agatha Christie and Dorothy L. Sayers - one of the most prominent authors of that era, as well as one of the most long-lived and prolific. She was unique in having a professional woman as her detective. Laura Gavin is walking on a quiet country road with her son's young Irish wolfhound. He suddenly bolts and is found guarding the body of a young murdered woman. Uncommon is all printings. 208 pp. ISBN: 0-727816497.

London: Michael Joseph, (1977) dj. Hardcover first edition - Suprisingly uncommon later mystery featuring Mitchell's formindable sleuth, Dame Beatrice Lestrange Bradley, one which is less a conventional puzzle and more a character study, building tension slowly as Dame Beatrice's sharp memory and observations unravel a decades-old mystery involving themes of inheritance, historical allusions (to figures like A.C. Swinburne and T.E. Lawrence), and the world of amateur dramatics. 191 pp. ISBN: 0-7181-16011.

London: Hogarth Crime, (1895) dj. Hardcover first edition - Reissue of Mitchell's thirteenth novel featuring Mrs Bradley, originally published in 1941. Definitely one of her best novels and probably the most accessible, this is both amusing and satisfying to read, with a complicated plot ranging from boys missing from a reformatory, to an old lady strangling on grated carrots, poltergiests, and a house built on an ancient foundation. This book introduces Mrs Bradley's son Ferdinand Lestrange, his wife Caroline and their seven year old son, Derek, and so it reveals her character in a gentler, more mellow light. With a new introduction by Patricia Craig and Mary Cadogan. 208 pp. ISBN: 0-7012-06403.

London: Michael Joseph, (1943). Hardcover - Uncommon early printing of this vintage Mrs Bradley mystery (the 15th in the series), one dealing with - among other things - witchcraft and Satanism. As in many of her books, Mitchell's sense of humor offsets the grimness of the theme. Publisher's note re wartime publication constraints on paper. 192 pp.