Agnieszka asked Nick Aaron:

I noticed Amazon lists a very different series order and form the book descripitons I got the impression the publication order isn't a chronological one. Do you have an official time table for the series? I'd love to add a second series with a chronological order since I hate to read series out of order - even if they were published that way. Sorry :-D

Nick Aaron Hi Agnieszka, thank you for taking an interest in this series. The chronological order would look like this:
1943: D for Daisy
1946: First Spring in Paris
1952: Honeymoon in Rio
1956: Cockett's Last Cock-up
1964: The Desiderata Stone
1967: Blind Angel of Wrath
1984: The Nightlife of the Blind
1986: Daisy's Pushkin Duel
1989: Daisy and Bernard
1992: The Desiderata Gold
AD 67: The Desiderata Riddle
But things are not so simple. "First Spring in Paris", for example, takes place in 1946, while the story of "D for Daisy" does not end until 1950. On the plus side, each "Blind Sleuth Mystery" is a complete novel and can be read on its own, but I know you're not alone in your urge to read a series "in the right order". Cheers! (Cześć!)

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