Stephen Booth (born 1952) is an English crime writer primarily known for his Cooper and Fry series, a long-running series set in the Peak District of Derbyshire. Booth’s writing style is characterized by detailed, atmospheric prose, complex plots, and a focus on forensic science and meticulous investigation. He meticulously crafts intricate mysteries often involving rural settings and a strong sense of place, earning him a dedicated following within the crime fiction genre.
Booth’s Cooper and Fry series has been a consistent presence in the crime fiction landscape since its beginnings. The series follows the investigative work of Ben Cooper and Diane Fry as they solve crimes in the surrounding area. He's also contributed to anthologies like "The Mammoth Book of Best British Crime" showcasing his versatility within the crime writing world.





















