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Old 08-24-2010, 01:25 PM   #117
susan_cassidy
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Lord Peter Wimsey is my favorite, but I enjoy many of the others mentioned. Holmes, of course, Hercule Poirot, Miss Marple.

Kathy Reichs, Beverly Connor, Peter Robinson, Lee Child are all current must-reads.

No one mentioned the old "Miss Silver" books, by Patricia Wentworth. I don't think they are available in ebook form, unfortunately.

I also remember enjoying Marjorie Allingham's Albert Campion books, but it has been many, many years since I read them. I don't think they've been mentioned, but I could have missed it.
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