Charlie Cochrane
Because Charlie Cochrane couldn’t be trusted to do any of her jobs of choice—like managing a rugby team—she writes cosy mysteries, including the Edwardian era Cambridge Fellows series, the contemporary Lindenshaw Mysteries and the post war Alasdair and Toby mysteries. Multi-published, she has titles with Carina, Riptide, Lume, and Williams and Whiting.
A member of the Crime Writers’ Association, Mystery People and International Thriller Writers Inc, Charlie has regularly appeared at literary festivals and at reader and author conferences. Her short story Unlucky for Some was shortlisted for the 2023 CWA’s Margery Allingham Award and Ewe’s Stockings was runner up for the RNA’s 2021 Elizabeth Goudge prize.
When she isn’t writing, Charlie is the chair of a small charity board, a churchwarden and an avid sport watcher.
CWA Awards
- Margery Allingham Prize - Shortlisted
Other Awards
Unlucky for Some shortlisted for the 2023 CWA’s Margery Allingham Award.
Ewe’s Stockings runner up for the RNA’s 2021 Elizabeth Goudge prize.
Writes
Sub-genres
Books by Charlie Cochrane
The Complete Cambridge Fellows
And Nothing But the Truth
Lessons in Exposing a Deadly Alias
The Deadliest Fall
The Case of the Undiscovered Corpse
Lock, Stock and Peril
Lessons in Keeping a Dangerous Promise
The Case of the Grey Assassin
Lessons in Solving the Wrong Problem
A Carriage of Misjustice
Lessons in Following a Poisonous Trail
Lessons in Playing a Murderous Tune
An Act of Detection
Old Sins
Lessons in Cracking the Deadly Code
Lessons in Chasing the Wild Goose
Lessons in Loving thy Murderous Neighbour
Jury of One
Two Feet Under
The Best Corpse for the Job
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