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message 1: by Lisa (new)

Lisa Lane I have determined that my works Murder at Old St Thomas's, Murder at an Exhibition, Murder on the Pneumatic Railway, and The Dancing Colonel are not part of a series although they are all connected by characters. It is confusing readers, who think they are based on the same main character, which is more typical for mysteries. I am removing the series designation at all other sites, and would like them removed on GoodReads, too. Thanks!


message 2: by Scott (new)

Scott If books share characters, we can consider them a series.


message 3: by Lisa (new)

Lisa Lane Yes, but it's causing reader confusion, so I don't want to. Only a few characters are shared.


message 4: by Scott (new)

Scott Why is it confusing? Why are readers always confused about everything?


message 5: by Michele (last edited Jan 05, 2026 06:37PM) (new)

Michele Yeah, I'm with Scott on this one. There are many, many, many serieses out there whose books have shared/common characters rather than the same main character throughout. I can't imagine readers get confused by such a thing in this day and age. If it walks like a series and quacks like a series, it's a series.


message 6: by Lisa (new)

Lisa Lane Well, I hope someone at GoodReads can do it. The system won't let me.


message 7: by Lisa (new)

Lisa Lane I have decided you all are quite right. I withdraw my request and will retain series designation, and ask that my new book be added if it isn't. Thanks for the input, folks -- had to think this one through!


message 8: by YellowBlackKing (last edited Feb 24, 2026 09:28PM) (new)

YellowBlackKing I've added your new book to the series. Is it number 4 or is there no numbering? And is the short story 3.5?


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