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Lydia Leftcoast

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2. Some British authors I really like are
Sat Sep 22, 2012, 06:07 PM
Sep 2012

Ruth Rendell's Inspector Wexford series: The English village mystery updated to a much grimmer England than Agatha Christie rights about

Peter James:His "Dead Simple," about a stag party prank that goes horribly wrong and has a sinister background, was a real page turner. I've since read most of his other books.

Peter Robinson: His Inspector Banks novels, about a former London cop transferred to a small Yorkshire village, are densely plotted and full of interesting characters and situations.

Reginald Hill: Since Hill died recently, there will be no more Dalziel and Pascoe novels, which is a shame. Dalziel is a grumpy older cop with a raunchy sense of humor, and Pascoe is younger and university educated. You may have caught the TV series when it was shown on A&E back in the day.

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Need some suggestions [View all] Hula Popper Sep 2012 OP
Hmmm. getting old in mke Sep 2012 #1
Some British authors I really like are Lydia Leftcoast Sep 2012 #2
Try M. C. Beaton and James D. Doss fadedrose Sep 2012 #3
Thanks ! Hula Popper Sep 2012 #4
More.. fadedrose Sep 2012 #5
Unfamiliar characters fadedrose Sep 2012 #6
characters Hula Popper Sep 2012 #7
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