If you liked The Indispensable by Julian Rathbone, start with The Euro-killers (1986), A raving monarchist (1977), and Kill cure (1975). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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Recommended next reads
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The Euro-killers
1986 · 254 pages · Julian Rathbone · Same author
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A raving monarchist
1977 · 220 pages · Julian Rathbone · Same author
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Kill cure
1975 · 191 pages · Julian Rathbone · Same author
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The indispensable Julian Rathbone
2003 · 459 pages · Julian Rathbone · Same author
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Brandenburg Concerto (Mask Noir Title)
1998 · 224 pages · Julian Rathbone · Same author
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The Mammoth Book of Comic Crime
2002 · 591 pages · Maxim Jakubowski, Nicholas Blincoe, Elizabeth Peters, Peter Lovesey, Marc Blake, Mike Phillips, Julian Rathbone, Jack Adrian, Peter Guttridge, Antony Mann, Mat Coward, Ruth Dudley Edwards, Simon Brett, Lawrence Block, Peter T. Garratt, Michael Z. Lewin, Kevin Goldstein-Jackson, Carol Anne Davis, Barry Fantoni, Martin Edwards, Rebecca Tope, Sarah L. Caudwell, Hilary Bonner, Christopher Brookmyre · Same author
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The mutiny
2007 · 447 pages · Julian Rathbone · Same author
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Lying in state
1987 · 226 pages · Julian Rathbone · Same author
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Reyes de Albion
2003 · 504 pages · Julian Rathbone · Same author
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Brandenburg Concerto
2001 · 256 pages · Julian Rathbone · Same author
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El Ultimo Rey Ingles
2000 · 576 pages · Julian Rathbone · Same author
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The Crystal Contract
1988 · 608 pages · Julian Rathbone · Same author
Frequently asked questions
What should I read after The Indispensable?
BookOrb recommends The Euro-killers (1986), A raving monarchist (1977), Kill cure (1975), The indispensable Julian Rathbone (2003), and Brandenburg Concerto (Mask Noir Title) (1998).
Are there books like The Indispensable?
Yes. The list on this page is ranked from the closest matches BookOrb has for The Indispensable.
Who wrote The Indispensable?
The Indispensable is by Julian Rathbone.