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by Louise Penny. There are 10 books in the series to date. Some of it is words I don’t use in my conversations so I find that offensive. The newest one just came out and it’s in my to-read stack!I can really only handle audio versions of books I’ve read before because I tend to tune out, so I’ll have to find some of these.If you have not listened to the audio of Louise Penny, the guy who reads them is a master!There are two different voices on the Penny audio.

The top of my list goes to Charles Todd’s Inspector Rutledge series especially the audiobooks read by Simon Prebble (starting with #10). I discovered Louise Penny because I was waiting for the next Mary Russell.

I did read the Deborah Crombie and enjoyed that one as well. Have already placed some on hold at my library! Her first 5 or 6 are great, as are the BBC adaptions. Giorello has actually made 3 series now with Raleigh, so start with Stones Cry Out (the FBI series) then follow it with the YA series (for more background on Raleigh as a teen) and then the PI series. Rhys Bowen’s Molly Murphy series is addictive as is Carolyn Hart’s Death on Demand series.

(In other words, read these in order.) I would, however, add Charles Todd’s other series featuring Ian Rutledge. That can be very isolating.”Her husband had been her muse, her first reader and her cheerleader — and all that would go. Harris. Laura Lippman’s stand alone novels are also fabulous.Thank God! I love a page-turning plot with strong characters.I do prefer that there is at least one main character who is likeable. I also enjoyed Agatha Raisin and some cozy mysteries.I do not like graphic or child murder mysteries, so I really loved all of the Charles Todd’s Bess Crawford series and the Maisie Dobbs books. One gentleman said he’d read the books four times. I found the plot compellingly twisty, the characters interesting, the rapport between the two investigators my favorite part. Clare Ferguson series by Julia Spencer-Fleming. So, these suggestions are closer to “Cozy Mysteries.” For writing that strongly evokes place and time, I like Ellis Peters’ Cadfael mysteries. Beautifully written, with lush descriptions of the surrounding landscape and the gorgeous decorations put up for the coming visit, interesting characters and a puzzle to solve. I wanted to be Kinsey, live in her garage apartment, eat Henry’s baking, and avoid eating at Rosie’s. It, too, was a wonderful read.

I look forward to trying some other series! !My husband loved the new one!

I am waiting impatiently for” Kingdom of the Blind”to be ready, thinking: what’s next. Inspector Gamache suffered a great deal of trauma over his illustrious career, and it has taken its toll.

I think the series is four or five books long and as good the second time through as it was the first time.Robert Galbraith is excellent. It also helps cut down my TBR.I think there is a big leap in writing quality between the first and second Louise Penny books and the writing continues to improve.

Ava Lee is a forensic accountant who retrieves money from (mostly) bad people. These books are just delightful.I read the first one so long ago and remember really enjoying it! Someone shared one of her posts and book 15 should be out in August, which excites me. They are very gentle books and include recipes.How can not one single person here mention Laura Lippman’s Tess Monaghan series set in Baltimore??? (She passed away after only 8 books.) Love a strong female character and the physical books come in beautiful colors!My mother and I LOVE Flavia de Luce!!! This is the first time I’ve ever seen a suggestion for getting in midstream. I’ve read two of them. Pre-Order Now! I liked Maisie Dobbs and Flavia de Luce quite well (although I got tired of them) and the Flavia stories have more “place” and detail about them — Flavia has a bike named Gladys! I just read “Still Life” a couple weeks ago…it was an ok read for me. So MTS books remain my favourite reads by far. I immediately snapped up the next two books in the series.I found out about Louise Penny last fall, and I started the first book in late Sept/early Oct and just finished the latest one earlier this month (Feb).

They are the most like Louise Penny’s books out of these three recommendations.

The main character is a Chinese monk banished from imperial Beijing, in 1708. The first book is called Once When We Were Brothers. A new one has just come out! Louise Penny was born in Toronto and she was introduced to mystery novels at a young age because her mother read many works fiction, non-fiction, and crime. I would have jumped to Elizabeth George first–not even sure why– but I won’t enjoy graphic content or child victims, so I’ll skip it! She is a definite must read.I am just about to start GLASS HOUSES. I would wake up and he was suddenly moving furniture into the bathroom.“It took me a long time, but I came to the realization that“We laughed a lot. Gotta read ’em in order!Oh! I haven’t started it yet, but I’m looking forward to it!Fans, can you answer a quick question for me? The characters have such appeal. I’m already looking forward to the Maisie Dobbs mysteries in 2020! Glad for this once I catch up,I love Louise Penny, but push through books 2 and 3.