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Agatha Christie (2009) The Murder of Roger Ackroyd: A Hercule Poirot Mystery - BBC Dramatization. (First published in 1927) BBC Audiobooks America This novel, written in 1927, is considered the best and most successful of the early Hercule Poirot mysteries. A classic of the genre and essential for any fiction collection. More... 
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Val McDermid (2001) A Place of Excecution. St. Martin's Paperbacks Defines the category of village mysteries. Superb thriller with complex characters with a plot in the 1960s. A truly haunting tale from rural England. More... 
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Gerald Seymour (2001) A Line in the Sand. Pocket Well-plotted spy thriller in which a seemingly ordinary man with an extraordinary past, fights against an Iranian assassin, the British secret service, and friends and neighbors in the small Suffolk village. More... 
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Louise Penny (2009) The Brutal Telling: A Chief Inspector Gamache Novel. Minotaur Books The body of an unknown old man turns up in a village bistro. Chief Inspector Gamache tracks down the murderer among the mildly eccentric locals - sidetracking into cooking, antiques, lifestyle portraits, travel, and the arts. More... 
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L. R. Wright (1995) A Touch of Panic (Karl Alberg Mysteries, No. 6) Penguin (Non-Classics) A must-read for fans of pschological mysteries. More...
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L.R. Wright (2008) The Suspect (Karl Alberg Mysteries, No. 1) Felony & Mayhem The first Canadian novelist to win an Edgar award has crafted a disturbing small-town crime mystery with psychological depth. More... 
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