Detection


The Murders in the Rue Morgue (C. Auguste Dupin, #1)
Claire DeWitt and the City of the Dead (Claire DeWitt Mysteries, #1)
The Complete Sherlock Holmes
Killing the Mob: The Fight Against Organized Crime in America
Death in Focus (Elena Standish, #1)
Troubled Blood (Cormoran Strike, #5)
The Infinite Blacktop (Claire DeWitt Mysteries, #3)
Diamond Solitaire (Peter Diamond, #2)
Murder on Union Square (Gaslight Mystery, #21)
A Gladiator Dies Only Once (Roma Sub Rosa, #11)
Knots and Crosses (Inspector Rebus, #1)
The Snake Stone (Yashim the Eunuch, #2)
The Janissary Tree (Yashim the Eunuch #1)
A Death in Vienna (Liebermann Papers, #1)
And Then There Were None
The Alloy of Law by Brandon SandersonPretender to the Crown by Melissa McShaneRansacker by Emmy LaybourneA Taste of Gold and Iron by Alexandra RowlandX-Men by Greg Pak
Metal Magic
18 books — 1 voter

The Blue Bar by Damyanti BiswasThe Big Bad by Brad HuestisShadows of Truth by Barry FinlayThe Nameless Dead by Leta SerafimWitch in Disguise by Karen McSpade
Crime Fiction
533 books — 238 voters

Peter Ackroyd
It has often been said that the more unusual the murder the easier it is to solve, but this is a theory I don't believe. Nothing is easy, nothing is simple, and you should think of your investigations as a complicated experiment: look at what remains constant and look at what changes, ask the right questions and don't be afraid of wrong answers, and above all rely on observation and rely on experience. ...more
Peter Ackroyd, Hawksmoor

Anthony Horowitz
It had all come to me at Paddington station, the extraordinary moment that all of them must have felt--Poirot, Holmes, Wimsey, Marple, Morse--but which their authors had never fully explained. What was it like, for them? A slow process, like constructing a jigsaw? Or did it come in a rush, one last turn in a toy kaleidoscope when all the colours and shapes tumbled and twisted into each other, forming a recognizable image? That was what had happened to me. The truth had been there. But it had tak ...more
Anthony Horowitz

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