Please rec a long, well written mystery
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| I am a fan of some of the authors you listed, and really have enjoyed the department q series. |
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Author is jussi Adler Olson |
Anonymous
| Relatively old but… Name of the Rose. |
Anonymous
| Anything by Tana French. She's more police mystery but SO GOOD AND SO NICE AND LONG. |
Anonymous
| Lisa Jewel's books are addictive. |
Anonymous
I just happen to have picked this up randomly at a book sale. Now I’m excited! |
Anonymous
| Do you like historical mysteries? I loved the Matthew Shardlake series by C.J. Sansom. It's set in Tudor England - heavier on the time period and less on the mystery. |
Anonymous
| I second Elizabeth George - Inspector Lynley series - and Robert Galbraith's (J.K. Rowling) Cormoran Strike series. |
Anonymous
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Magpie Murders by A. Horowitz.
Louise Penny’s series of books with Chief Inspector Armand Gamache. |
Anonymous
| I just discovered Vaseem Khan. He has two mystery series set in India . . . the one I'm reading is definitely well-written with a complex plot. |
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If you like historical fiction, check this guy out:
https://pages.panmacmillan.com/c-j-sansom/ |
Anonymous
| I love Louise Penny mysteries. They are set in Quebec and very atmospheric. |
Anonymous
| Op here-you guys are my people because I’ve read and loved almost all of these already. Not all of them, though. Thanks for the recs! |
Anonymous
I liked The Lost Man, but The Dry, less so. |
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I like Sharyn McCrumb books. They are series of mystery and legends set in the Appalachian Mountains called the Ballad Novels.
The Unquiet Grave She Walks These Hills The Rosewood Casket The Ballad of Frankie Silver If Ever I Return, Pretty Peggy-O |