For almost as long as there have been detective stories, there have been fictional mystery-solvers who were senior citizens. My new whodunit Nursing a Grudge
Retirement is Murder: 10 Senior Sleuths
01 MISS MARPLE by Agatha Christie
Elderly spinster and amateur detective who lives in the village of St. Mary Mead
02 JESSICA FLETCHER (Murder She Wrote) by Donald Bain
Retired English teacher, widow, mystery writer -- and amateur detective
03 "SISTER" JANE ARNOLD by Rita Mae Brown
Seventy-something master of Virginia's Jefferson Hunt Club
04 AGATHA RAISIN by MC Beaton
Frustrated, retired, middle-aged public-relations agent who solves a few murders and finally sets up her own detective agency
05 EUGENIA POTTER by Virginia Rich and Nancy Pickard
Widowed chef -- and pioneer of culinary cozy mysteries
06 BETSY DEVONSHIRE (Needlecraft Mysteries) by Monica Ferris
Part-time sleuth and owner of a needlework shop following the death of her sister
07 BRYANT & MAY by Christopher Fowler
Elderly British police detectives who lead the Peculiar Crimes Unit
08 MACLAREN YARBROUGH by Patricia Sprinkle
Thoroughly Southern Mysteries starring a Georgia Magistrate and amateur sleuth
09 SOUTHERN SISTERS by Anne George
Housewife Patricia Anne "Mouse" Hollowell and bar owner Mary Alice "Sister" Crane
10 MRS. MALORY by Hazel Holt
English matron and amateur detective
Still Kicking: 10 More Senior Sleuths
100 Mystery Series: 1887-2010
Murderous Beginnings: 40 Detective Fiction Firsts
All Aboard For Murder: 10 Mysteries on Trains
Christmas Can Be Murder: 10 Seasonal Mystery Titles




1 comments:
Congratulations on your new book! I'm a great fan of M.C. Beaton as well! Here are some of my current crime reads: Book Bird Dog.
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