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The Series I Read
Tracking the Detective Series, and Cozy Mysteries, on My To Read List
This list is, primarily for me. It's my attempt to look through all of the various series of books that I read, and see "where I left off". There are some series I read 20 years ago that still have new books being released - but I missed the new releases. There are others where I read a few, then didn't have access to the next in the series, so I "put it aside", and never got back to them.
In other words, it's a bit of an attempt to organize my To Read list. And it will take me awhile. As I work on this list, I have been making printable "read in order" lists, then checking which books I haven't read, checking the availability of those books...
Printable Book List - The Enola Holmes Series By Nancy Springer
Printable Book List - The Meg Lanslow Series by Donna Andrews
The Meg Lanslow Series by Donna Andrews
I've only ever read a few of these - out of order. These are my "go to" Holiday Reads at Christmas time, I know they will be light and amusing. Looking back through the titles, I see that the series starts out MUCH differently than the series I am familiar with today! I've added the entire list to read list, planning to start from the beginning this time.
Meg Lanslow is a successful decorative blacksmith and an exceptional amateur sleuth. "She is extremely organized and reliable, with her notebook-that-tell-me-when-to-breathe, and her relatives and friends rely on her as much as they can get away with. She has forever gotten some vast project foisted upon her, and she always deals with it. A body generally turns up in the general proximity, and Meg ends up being the one to deal with the police, with varying degrees of enthusiasm. Partly, even if she doesn't really want to be involved, her sense of responsibility, and the tendency makes it hard for her to resist her curiosity."
Printable Book List - The Sherlock Holmes & Mary Russell Books In Order
"In the Mary Russell series (first entry: The Beekeeper's Apprentice), fifteen-year-old Russell meets Sherlock Holmes on the Sussex Downs in 1915, becoming his apprentice, then his partner. The series follows their amiably contentious partnership into the 1920s as they challenge each other to ever greater feats of detection."