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Old 09-20-2020, 12:25 AM   #11
Uncle Robin
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Originally Posted by 4691mls View Post
I don't know about "golden age" style. But I am with you on trying to avoid books where it seems like the author is constantly trying to come up with ever more gruesome crimes which are described in disgusting detail. I also don't usually like the kind of cozy where the main character runs a local food or craft shop and annoys local law enforcement by butting into all their investigations.

Here are some series I've found that I would classify as not too cozy nor too violent:

Martin Walker's Bruno, Chief of Police
Thank you for the recommendations and for understanding what I was looking for - "golden age" was a kludgy attempt at a descriptive catch-all, no more. I was especially pleased that you completely nailed the exact type of "cosy" that leaves me cold, thank you

I am going to check your recommendations because I have just finished Bruno 13, and am now fully up to date with that series. So if the others you mention have some similarities, the chances are good that I will enjoy them too
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