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FAVOURITE CRIME AUTHORS
FAVOURITE CRIME AUTHORS
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Elmore Leonard
James Lee Burke Robert Wilson Val Mcdermid Ben Sanders Peter Corris James Ellroy |
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Chris Carter books are good ,psychological thrillers they are ,but still a crime book ,they are a good read.
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Ngaio Marsh is worth a try . Old fashioned but the writing is clear and economical .
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CJ Sansom..Shardlake series..Hunchback lawyer detective during Henry VIII reign..all books are excellent.
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Edgar Allan Poe. I loved reading the Auguste Dupin features, the first detective in crime fiction.
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jeez giggity; that's going back a bit, & here's me thinking Raymond Chandler was a tad outdated
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 1841 The Murders In The Rue Morgue was first published. Conan Doyle based Sherlock Holmes on Auguste Dupin, the master of observation. A Narrative Of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket was a great read too Bap. A remarkable story of later coincidence, which needs no explaining to a well read man as yourself. |
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Cj Sansom Shardlake series 7 books written between 2003-2018..First one Dissolution.
All bestsellers and 5 star rated..if you are interested in Tudor history and crime fiction then you won't be disappointed |
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Nantucket; there's a nam to conjure with , Mac as is The Grampus
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Jumper3 suggested Robert Goddard and I took his advice . Jolly good yarns .
I will add Bernard Minier to the list . |
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Try reading books by M.J.Trow He has 2 good series Kit Marlow stories which are a combination of history and fact
and the"mad max" nothing to do with the film and nothing remotely like it.Max is a schoolteacher who somehow seems to get involved in murders Bits of humour too "It is pizza for class 7ff lunch today Watching them eat is like like watching a row of tumble dryers at the launderette |
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Thank you all so much for the recommendations
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