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If anyone needs some ideas, I cannot think of a better place than the Murder is Everywhere blog. It covers most of the continents.
It's worth looking at some of the older years which included people like Cara Black, Yrsa Sigurðardóttir, Timothy Hallinan and Dan Waddell.
It's worth looking at some of the older years which included people like Cara Black, Yrsa Sigurðardóttir, Timothy Hallinan and Dan Waddell.

2. Sub-Saharan Africa
A Death in the Family
4. Northern America
North of the Tension Line
The Audacity of Goats
Death Without Company
6. Eastern Asia
Enigma of China
11. Northern Europe
Tragedy at Law
Comes a Stranger
The Pilgrim of Hate
12. Southern Europe
The Silver Pigs
13. Western Europe
Murder in Vienna
The Sirens Sang of Murder
The Count's Millions
A Death in the Family
4. Northern America
North of the Tension Line
The Audacity of Goats
Death Without Company
6. Eastern Asia
Enigma of China
11. Northern Europe
Tragedy at Law
Comes a Stranger
The Pilgrim of Hate
12. Southern Europe
The Silver Pigs
13. Western Europe
Murder in Vienna
The Sirens Sang of Murder
The Count's Millions

Southern Europe: 3/3
1. Death at La Fenice (Commissario Brunetti #1)
2. Death in a strange country (Commissario Brunetti #2)
3. Dressed for death (Commissario Brunetti #3)
Northern America: 3/3
1. Family secrets (Whispering Pines mystery #1)
2. The girl in cabin 13 (Emma Griffin #1)
3. Claimed (Dark protectors #2)
Northern Europe: 3/3
1. Espresso tales (Scotland Street #2)
2. Knots and crosses (Inspector Rebus #1)
3. The Winter Laird (Mists of fate #1)
I forgot to add the option to choose 3 regions and read 3 books in those regions. Amending the first post to include it. Sorry!


Well done Marlese. I aim to read Dressed for Death in the near future. Will also keep my eyes peeled for Family Secrets, The Girl in Cabin 13 and Knots and Crosses

Well done Carolien, you read more than required. The J.F Riordan series looks interesting.

That is what is drawing me too. I have been searching high and low for The Shipping News for the past two months, and this setting sounds similar.

Well done Marlese. I aim to read Dressed for Death in the near future. Will also keep my eyes peeled for [book:Family..."
I really enjoy the Commissario Brunetti series, aim to read a lot more of it.
Books mentioned in this topic
Dressed for Death (other topics)The Hanged Man of Saint-Pholien (other topics)
The Limpopo Academy of Private Detection (other topics)
Death of an Old Girl (other topics)
The Shipping News (other topics)
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Authors mentioned in this topic
Cara Black (other topics)Yrsa Sigurdardottir (other topics)
Timothy Hallinan (other topics)
Dan Waddell (other topics)
This challenge runs from April 01, 2022 - June 30, 2022.
Time for a serial read!
All books must form part of a series with two or more books published in the series.You may read books that form part of the same or a different series unless otherwise specified in the task.
To complete the challenge you have to read 9 books.
A book may only be used once, minimum 120 pages stated
The United Nations geosheme divides the world in 17 regions for statistical purposes. Choose 9 of the regions and read a book that forms part of a series (2 or more books currently published) set in each of the regions.
OR Choose 3 regions and read 3 books that forms part of a series in each of the 3 regions.
To confirm if a country forms part of a specific region, check here:
The regions are:
1. Northern Africa
2. Sub-Saharan Africa
3. Latin America and the Caribbean
4. Northern America
5. Central Asia
6. Eastern Asia
7. Southeastern Asia
8. Southern Asia
9. Western Asia
10. Eastern Europe
11. Northern Europe
12. Southern Europe
13. Western Europe
14. Australia and New Zealand
15. Melanesia
16. Micronesia
17. Polynesia