Catherine Aird

About the Author

Catherine Aird is a celebrated British author renowned for her sharp wit and intricate plotting in the realm of cozy mysteries. Born in 1930 in Huddersfield, Yorkshire, she honed her storytelling skills through a career in library work and local government before dedicating herself to writing full-time. Aird's novels often feature the unflappable Detective Inspector C. D. Sloan and his bumbling sergeant, William Crosby, as they unravel crimes in the fictional county of Calleshire. Her debut novel, The Religious Body, introduced this enduring series, which has captivated readers with its blend of humor, logic puzzles, and gentle social commentary. With over twenty books to her name, Aird continues to delight mystery enthusiasts worldwide, earning accolades for her enduring contributions to the genre.