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Old 01-03-2011, 11:58 AM   #16
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http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/ is a great site to browse authors or titles to get a list going...

from the http://www.gnod.net/ site you can use the Map of literature http://www.gnooks.com/
which lets you look for authors similar to the name you input or find a forum or newsgroup about a particular author

http://www.cozy-mystery.com/ lets you look by theme or series/author

I really liked the Plum series and read it side by side with the Rita Mae Brown's Mrs. Murphy Cozet Mysteries as they both kind of appeared about the same time

Liz Evans' Grace Smith might be the English version of Stephanie Plum, they are humorous

I'm not an outdoors person by any means but Patrick McManus early books and Kinky Friedmans mysteries also were enjoyable
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