Robert George Dean

1904 - 1989

Pseudonyms: Robert George Dean, George Griswold

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Robert Dean was a writer of many exceptional and very popular mysteries in the late 40's and 50's. In addition to the detective stories, Mr. Dean took a different path to pen the four Mr. Groode stories.

 When he was not penning interesting puzzlers to solve, he worked as a journalist. During WWII he drove an ambulance.

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Series		Books
Robert George Dean
Non-Spy Series		Three Lights Went Out [Pat Thompson] (1936)
		The Sutton Place Murders [Pat Thompson] (1936)
		What Gentleman Strangles a Lady? [Pat Thompson] (1936)
		Murder on Margin [Pat Thompson] (1937)
		Murder Makes a Merry Widow [Tony Hunter] (1938)
		A Murder of Convenience [Tony Hunter] (1938)
		Murder Most Opportune (1939)
		Murder Through the Looking Glass [Tony Hunter] (1940)
		A Murder by Marriage [Tony Hunter] (1940)
		Murder in Mink [Tony Hunter] (1941)
		On Ice [Tony Hunter] (1942)
		Layoff [Tony Hunter] (1942)
		The Case of Joshua Locke [Tony Hunter] (1951)
		The Body Was Quite Cold [Tony Hunter] (1951)
		Affair at Lover’s Leap aka Death at Lover’s Leap [Tony Hunter] (1953)
		Death at Lover’s Leap aka Affair at Lover’s Leap (1954)
George Griswold
Mr. Groode		A Gambit For Mr. Groode (1952)
		A Checkmate By The Colonel (1953)
		Red Pawns (1953)
		The Pinned Man (1954)