Good Reads

[winner69]

Alan Furst is one of my favourite authors.
Charles Cumming also writes similar good spies books.
Philip Kerr's Bernie Gunther stories are a must read.Try to read them in order.Starts before the 2nd WW.Bernie is a Berlin detective.Historical novels.
Stuart McBride is the poor man's Ian Rankin.Great gritty stories,with plenty of black humour.
Martin O'Brien writes good French detective stories based in the South of France.
Martin Walker also writes French detective stories.A bit light weight,however I enjoyed them.
Other authors I have enjoyed are ;William Ryan,David Mark,Michael Russell,Benjamin Black,Lars Kepler, Peter May,Peter Robinson,and Jo Nesbo,although I gave up on his latest, MacBeth, as I found it too depressing..

Might try out Stuart McBride .....sounds interesting

[percy]

Might try out Stuart McBride .....sounds interesting

Try to read them in order.
Cold Granite,Dying Light,Broken Skin,Flesh House,Blind Eye,Dark Blood,Shatter the Bones,Close to the Bone,Missing and the Dead,In the Cold Dark Ground,and the Blood Road.

[macduffy]

I'll second the enthusiasm for Alan Furst. Think I've read them all - except for the first, Night Soldiers. Put off by the size! I'll probably go back to it one day although I expect to find I've spoilt the experience through reading the others out of turn.

[mccollr]

Try to read them in order.
Cold Granite,Dying Light,Broken Skin,Flesh House,Blind Eye,Dark Blood,Shatter the Bones,Close to the Bone,Missing and the Dead,In the Cold Dark Ground,and the Blood Road.

For those that prefer audio books. http://audiobookbay.nl/audio-books/l...uart-macbride/

[percy]

Just read a cracker book.
A Killing in November,bySimon Mason.