For many readers, the summer is the right time for permissible books, which is the type that you can throw in the beach bag and finish before it is fixed. So Halburnformer New Yorker Employee writer whose last novel, “What we leave behind“This week, he has a list of recommendations that suit the bill: comfortable secrets. Sub -devices are sometimes rejected by the fatal crime lovers as taming or not listed in their inclusion with other real excitement. However, Halburn claims,” the world is a dark and malicious place these days, and there is something that reassures him to a world full of humor, where it increases well. “
The Killing Club Thursday
Written by Richard Othman
At the present time, Othman’s books “The Killing Club” – is scheduled to be the fifth in September – the pioneer of comfortable puzzles. The series was built on a delightful conference: In the retirement village in the high -end English, four residents meet once a week to solve cold cases.
In this, the first batch, there is death – first, for a local contractor with relationships with the underworld, then from the developer of the retirement village. After that, the retirees – a psychiatrist, a nurse, an employment organizer, and we doubt that, MI6 agent – crack. What makes the series very pleasant is the sense of humor Othman, and the sympathy that was hiding all the time. Othman investigators are people in their subsequent years who get well known to death and what precedes it. For them, the solution to murders, trafficking with mobs, and the adoption of the pseudonym, all turns into a more confirmation of life-not to mention entertainment-more than the yoga chair and a salt-free diet.
Death and Karawas
By Ian Moore
At the beginning of this book, Richard Einsworth, a middle -aged English movie, was expelled, not fully happy, to Luer Valley to manage B. B. But his life takes a role in tampering with the arrival of a beautiful French woman, Valerie, with the hot Chihuahua, just as another guest loses.
Richard was withdrawn on his length by Valerie, such as a rebellious puppy, Richard calls to seek to find the missing man, who may have relationships with the Sicilian mafia. Along the way, the two faced a group of characters that include a butcher in Setson, a man wearing chicken clothes, and naked Richard neighbors. Everything is even fine, in the end, it becomes vibrantly correct, as Valerie and Richard’s unhappy turned into his special version of Hepburn and Treissy. Fortunately for Richard, Valerie decided to spend more time in Luer Valley, fortunately for us, the duo returns in four other novels. The audio books, which the author, who expresses the actors with Panache and has red, even (when necessary) is a French accent, is the way to go.
Secrets of Charles Linux
By Charles Vinci
It seems that it is impossible that Vinci was not presented in England when delicious Victorian investigator Charles Linux, an aristocratic, was invented by Oxford who begins the chain as amateur amateurs, and over time, makes it his profession. Linux lives in Mayfir, next to his dear friend, widow in the early thirties. He attended and assisted by his believer servant, Graham, and sometimes assisted by Dr. Thomas Maconel. Yes, there are echoes from Holmes and Watson here, but Lenox is his leg: human, and even a kind of feminism, with deep curiosity and sympathy with others who lie his class.
To date, there are more than ten books in this series, which extends from 1850 to 1878. Over time, Lenox evolves – but it does so around it. It turns out that Graham is a harbinger of England, as the chapter becomes less than the decisive determinants of the individual’s path, and a pathway like Linux.
The word is killing
By Anthony Horowitz
In the series “Hawthorne and Horowitz”, Horowitz – the author of many books that COUNS and the Creator for several TV programs – is a fictional character. The changing ego collaborates with a former police investigator Laconne named Daniel Huththorne, who meets him when Huhthurn is appointed to consult on Horwitz TV projects. Soon after Horwitz asks Horwitz to put a mark with him, solving issues, for the purpose of writing Horwitz a book called “Hawthorne Investigation” – a terrible idea, Horwitz believes, before moving forward and doing this anyway.
“The word is killing” is the first in the series, and it begins when the widow enters into a funeral salon one day to arrange the future funeral ceremony and suffocate that evening. Horwitz is the master of humor that denies the self, and in depicting the curiosity of his central wife. While the investigator is busy breaking the case, Horwitz is ever trying to break the puzzle of Huhthur. One of them succeeds brilliantly. The other, not much.
