Eva answers “Since this is a three book deal, I thought...”

Joseph Bowers asked this question about A Line to Kill (Hawthorne & Horowitz #3):

Since this is a three book deal, I thought A Line To Kill was the second book. And the Reeth one will be the third. What did I miss? Other things indicated this was the third book, and since it was a 3 book deal, and Horowitz doesn't like working with Hawthorne, why would he agree to a fourth? So then what is the significance of Reeth?

Eva As I type this, I'm aware of 4 books, with the possibility of 6 more on the way. Horowitz did sign a three book deal initially, at least according to …moreAs I type this, I'm aware of 4 books, with the possibility of 6 more on the way. Horowitz did sign a three book deal initially, at least according to the fiction I've read in his first three books. I have no idea what happened in "real life" with his book deal.
That said, the books, in order are:
The Word is Murder
The Sentence is Death
A Line to Kill
The Twist of a Knife(less)

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