If you like British espionage books, I think you’ll enjoy the Charlie Muffin mysteries by Brian Freemantle. Many reviewers call Brian Freemantle one of the top espionage writers today… possibly one of the best of all time.
If you haven’t tried the Three Pines/Chief Inspector Armand Gamache detective fiction series yet, you’re in for a treat. The characters become old friends and the village of Three Pines feels like home (a place I’d love to live in).
Dana Stabenow’s Kate Shugak novels feature well-developed, interesting characters, a locale known to few (an Alaskan national park) and lifestyles even fewer of us could handle. This is one of the handsdown best mystery series I’m following. Stabenow...
The Inspector Shan series begins with “The Skull Mantra,”, which won Eliot Pattison the 2001 Edgar Award for Best First Novel.
Aline Templeton’s DI Marjory Fleming series had been on my radar for four years, ever since one of my favorite mystery writers, Louise Penny, recommended it on her blog. The series made it onto my Uncommonly Good Mysteries list.
My review of “The Long Way Home” – Louise Penny’s 10th book in the Chief Inspector Gamache series… and why I thought it was the best book in the series to date. (There are 10 more books after this one… so far)