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And Now for Something...
March 30, 2010
The things that go unsaid are often the things that eat at you.
-Celeste Ng, Author
-Celeste Ng, Author
International Mysteries
- Holy Smoke by Tonino Benacquista
- Night Bus by Giampiero Rigosi
- The Small Boat of Great Sorrows by Dan Fesperman
Off-Beat and Humorous Mysteries
- Sunset and Sawdust by Joe Lansdale
- God Save the Mark by Donald Westlake
- The Unbearable Lightness of Being in Aberystwyth by Malcolm Pryce
Traditional (sort of) Mysteries
- Beautiful Lies by Lisa Unger
- Promise Me by Harlen Coben
- Train by Peter Dexter
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And the late Stieg Larsson's Dragon Tattoo and related sequels. Also read Roald Dahl's Ghost Stories (he didn't write them, he recommends them!)
Bright Horizons Family Solutions
San Antonio, Texas, United States
I always enjoy your book lists. Thank you. Terry
Child Care Connection
Worcester, MA, United States
I also am a big fan of mysteries, both of international and those that occur in past historical eras. Some of my recent favorites are the Oscar Wilde series by Gyles Brandreth, The Inspector Chen series by Qiu Xiaolong, and the Marcus Didius Falco "informer" series by Lindsey Davis.
I look forward to reading your recommendations!
Penn State
United States
Mysteries are one of my favorite ways of relaxing. Recently I have been going back to some of the classics that I read in the past, and find that I still love them. In part I think, this is because they evoke the not so distant past quite vividly. I would heartily recommend Josephine Tey, and in particular, "A Shilling for Candles," "The Singing Sands," and "Bratt Farrar." She has a way of unwrapping a mystery that is very satisfying.
Margaret Benson
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