Books in English Translation
- 1992 The Saturday morning murder: a psychoanalytic case (ISBN 9780060190248)
- 1993 Literary murder: a critical case (ISBN 9780060190231)
- 1994 Murder on a kibbutz: a communal case (ISBN 9780060190262)
- 2000 Murder duet: a musical case (ISBN 9780060932985)
- 2004 Bethlehem Road murder: A Michael Ohayon mystery (ISBN 9780060195731)
- 2006 Murder in Jerusalem: A Michael Ohayon Mystery (ISBN 9780060852948)
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