Whodunnit

[blunomore]

I do not normally read detective books or murder mysteries, so have no idea who the good authors are.

Am looking for a recommendation or two, please. It has to be really good and gripping, though! Want it for holiday reading.

Thanks.

 

[Palimino]

I do not normally read detective books or murder mysteries, so have no idea who the good authors are.

Am looking for a recommendation or two, please. It has to be really good and gripping, though! Want it for holiday reading.

Thanks.

Spoiler alert! Note that in all books the perp. is Col. Mustard in the library with a candlestick, aided by the butler. They’re all the same, so recommendations are a waste of time.

 

[SinghDude]

I do not normally read detective books or murder mysteries, so have no idea who the good authors are.

Am looking for a recommendation or two, please. It has to be really good and gripping, though! Want it for holiday reading.

Thanks.

Why dont you go grab Gibbs autobiography..

Maybe you could find out who done who down under in all 'em wild orgies....

 

[Jabberwocky]

My wife loves the stuff
JD Rob with a bit of Sci-Fi, or more traditionally Agatha Christie

 

[STS]

why don't you play Mafia instead? then it's like partaking in a murder mystery

 

[danishprince]

There are many good authors, here are a few:

James Patterson - Alex Cross stories
Jonathan Kellerman - Alex Delaware
Agatha Christie (slightly old tho)
John Le Care (not strictly who dunnits)
Frederick Forsyth (not strictly who dunnis)
Stieg Larsson - very interesting trilogy
Jack Higgins

I will add when I think of more

 

[D3x!]

why don't you play Mafia instead? then it's like partaking in a murder mystery

haha

 

[A Non Blonde]

Mary Higgins Clark - one of the better whodunnit authours imo

 

[blunomore]

There are many good authors, here are a few:

James Patterson - Alex Cross stories
Jonathan Kellerman - Alex Delaware
Agatha Christie (slightly old tho)
John Le Care (not strictly who dunnits)
Frederick Forsyth (not strictly who dunnis)
Stieg Larsson - very interesting trilogy
Jack Higgins

I will add when I think of more

Mary Higgins Clark - one of the better whodunnit authours imo

Thanks very much, will check it out.

 

[ponder]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lee_Child
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_Easterman

Lee Child is sort of action detective, my mates mom gives me all her books to read.
Daniel Easterman is more religious suspense with dark undertones.

 

[The_Unnamed]

why don't you play Mafia instead? then it's like partaking in a murder mystery

##VOTE SmallTownSky
I was going to say the same thing Plus i hate you so much

 

[Sherbang]

http://spellbreaker.org/~chrender/Sherlock_Holmes/

 

[Sherbang]

http://www.patriciacornwell.com/

 

[blunomore]

http://www.patriciacornwell.com/

This looks good, thanks. Seems like it is written from a forensic angle, which I like.

 

[danishprince]

Kathy Reichs - Bones books, which the TV series is loosely based on, if you enjoy the forensic angle

 

[Broadcom]

I second the Stieg Larsson trilogy. Very interesting thriller about an anti-social hacker(ess)

 

[DigitalSoldier]

Michael Connelly's Harry Bosch series.

The best detective series imo.

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[MickeyD]

Quick reads... (not repeating previous posts)

Robert Crais
David Baldacci
Alex Kava
David Morrell

 

[DigitalSoldier]

Currently reading the Elvis Cole series by Robert Crass. Can also highly recommend it.

Elvis Cole is a very interesting character.

Quick reads... (not repeating previous posts)

Robert Crais
David Baldacci
Alex Kava
David Morrell

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[MickeyD]

Currently reading the Elvis Cole series by Robert Crais. Can also highly recommend it.
Elvis Cole is a very interesting character.

I've the whole collection!