What mystery book do you suggest?

The Sherlock Holmes Mysteries (Sir Author Conan Doyle, of course) would fall into the oldies-but-goodies category.

Some of my fav mystery authors, in no particular order:

Lilian Jackson Braun

Carole Nelson Douglas

Camille Minichino

M. R. Sellars

Karen Irving

Jasper Fforde

Sandra Tooley

Lee Driver

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

Agatha Christie

Harry Kemelman

Margaret Truman

P. D. James

Matthew Pearl

Martha C. Lawrence

Ellery Queen

Ralph McInery

Tony Hillerman

Erle Stanley Gardner

Susan Wittig Albert

I certainly have been analyzing Stephen King considering i replaced into approximately 11. a number of the books obtainable are slightly extra person than i might propose for a 13-year-previous, yet i won't be able to say something unfavourable. Like I stated, i replaced into 11. Dean Koontz is tremendously good too. V.C. Andrews wrote a sequence of books ("The Ruby" sequence) that may no longer probable frightening as in monsters, in spite of the incontrovertible fact that it incredibly is have been given a great form of kinfolk secrets and techniques and deception and is suspenseful. i admire the comparable varieties of books you do (properly, i'm no longer probable interested in fictional mysteries), and those are the varieties of books I take exhilaration in.

This is a easy read, but an amazing book: The Westing Game. It's super funny, but also has a very interesting mystery plot line. You won't put it down.

Agatha Christie

Dorothy L. Sayer

SJ Rozan

Jasper Fforde

Jeffrey Marks

Anything by James Patterson. Read either his Alex Cross series or The Woman's Murder Club. I also recommend Tess Gerritsen and Patricia Cornwell.

Anything by Agitha Christie, definitely.

My favorite of hers is And Then There Were None/Ten Little Indians.

My favorite mystery book that is really really really amazing is Always Six O'Clock by Phoef Sutton. I couldn't stop reading it. I think I read it in two days to be honest!

Patricia MacDonald

Harlan Coben

Read the Sherlock Holmes detective stories by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle....they are excellent classics and will keep your attention from start to finish.

Try "The Tenth Circle" by Jodi Picoult. It was really good and kept me guessing through the very end.

Or... Any of James Patterson's books would fit the bill.