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The Three Coffin Problem

Judge Dee

Lavie Tidhar

Medieval Europe. A world of darkness. Of Gothic castles, isolated monasteries, of monks and knights and things that go bump in the night. A world where vampires can roam at will... At least, as long as they obey the rules! For a vampire may not murder another vampire. Not unless they have a really good reason to, anyway.

Enter Judge Dee. Ancient. Immortal. Ascetic. His cold intellect draws him wherever a mystery is present, and he will rest at nothing to solve the puzzle. Jonathan, the judge’s human assistant, on the other hand, mostly just wants cheese. With bread, if possible. And some pickles would be nice. After all, it’s not easy spending your life in the company of murderous vampires who only see you as a tasty snack...

Their adventures take them from the warm Italian valleys to the heights of the French Alps as they come face to fang with fiendishly complicated puzzles - not the least of which is love! But as they are drawn inexplicably onwards to London, Jonathan wonders what awaits them when they finally arrive - and what choices he may have to make once they get there.

This volume collects together all of Lavie Tidhar's Judge Dee stories.

Judge Dee and the Limits of the Law

Judge Dee: Book 1

Lavie Tidhar

No vampire is ever innocent

The wandering Judge Dee serves as judge, jury, and executioner for any vampire who breaks the laws designed to safeguard their kind's survival. This new case in particular puts his mandate to the test.

Originally published on 11 November 2020, read it for free at Tor.com

Judge Dee and the Three Deaths of Count Werdenfels

Judge Dee: Book 2

Lavie Tidhar

Judge Dee is back to solve a brand-new case involving the mysterious death of the vampire Count Werdenfels. The mystery? Who killed him. The twist? Three different people are proudly proclaiming to have committed the crime.

Originally published on 10 February 2021, read it for free at Tor.com

Judge Dee and the Poisoner of Montmartre

Judge Dee: Book 3

Lavie Tidhar

Judge Dee returns to solve a new case involving a Parisian party gone wrong. But this time? Everyone in attendance is a suspect, including the judge himself.

Originally published on 15 September 2021, read it for free at Tor.com

Seven Vampires: A Judge Dee Mystery

Judge Dee: Book 4

Lavie Tidhar

Paris is burning and Judge Dee and Jonathan are on the run. To guarantee their safety, they join a band of seven vampires escaping to England. The only problem? Someone in their midst is killing off members of their group one by one. It's of no matter to the Judge, provided they don't breach the Unalienable Obligations, but inevitably he's drawn into events.

Originally published on 16 February 2022, read it for free at Tor.com

Judge Dee and the Mystery of the Missing Manuscript

Judge Dee: Book 5

Lavie Tidhar

Judge Dee must himself stand trial before his fellow vampires for the loss of a valuable manuscript, even as those vampires are murdered, one by one, by an unknown hand.

Originally published on 9 November 2022, read it for free at Tor.com

The Locked Coffin: A Judge Dee Mystery

Judge Dee: Book 6

Lavie Tidhar

While visiting the mysterious castle of Maidstone for an investigation, Judge Dee and Jonathan discover the only thing more menacing than a vampire child is twin vampire children...

Originally published on 25 October 2023, read it for free at Tor.com

Judge Dee and the Executioner of Epinal

Judge Dee: Book 7

Lavie Tidhar

Unknown forces attempt to stop Judge Dee and Jonathan from transporting a mysterious and possibly dangerous prisoner, who holds a secret about the Judge, to an executioner in France...

Read the full story for free at Tor Reactor