Malliet, G.M.
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Invitation to a Killer
In this sequel to Augusta Hawke, Augusta is further developed and comes into her own as an investigator, though it could have used more scenes with her friend Misaki Jones and with Detective Steve Narduzzi. For Malliet fans.
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Devil's Breath: A Max Tudor Mystery
Max Tudor, the MI5 spy-turned-English vicar, is called back into service to investigate a death on a yacht...
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A Demon Summer: A Max Tudor Mystery
The fourth fun entry (after Pagan Spring) in this charming English cozy series is delightful in tone. Think Agatha Christie meets Ian Fleming.
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Death at the Alma Mater
Fans of cozy or classic mysteries will find this a delightful treat. Recommended for public libraries.
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A Fatal Winter
This contemporary cozy English-house mystery will appeal to fans of Agatha Christie. Recommended. ["This series shines for its wit, well-drawn characters, pitch-perfect dialog, and intricately structured puzzle. Don't expect to be rushed—it's a leisurely paced read begging for the reader to catch every last detail," declared the review of the Minotaur: St. Martin's hc, LJ 10/1/12.—Ed.]
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A Fatal Winter: A Max Tudor Novel
Malliet doesn’t miss a step in her stellar second case for her handsome vicar. Just to mix it up (after Wicked Autumn), she wisely takes him out of the village and into the region’s local castle. This series shines for its wit, well-drawn characters, pitch-perfect dialog, and intricately structured puzzle. Don’t expect to be rushed
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Wicked Autumn
Malliet's hero shows his dogged determination to bring justice to his people. You'll marvel at the author's low-key humor and crystal-clear depictions of small-town life. Yes, this is a true homage to Agatha Christie, but Malliet, like Louise Penny, brings a contemporary freshness to the traditional mystery. [Minotaur First Edition Selection; library marketing.]
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