A Slew of Sleuths perhaps
I like mysteries. Sometimes I like them just as quick reads with satisfying characters and that sense of having completed a jigsaw puzzle at the end. My husband does complex puzzles on his tablet while I read on mine. But sometimes I like a mystery with deeper characters and plot, the sort of book that keeps me up in the evening while husband plays chess. And maybe that's the difference - mysteries like chess or like jigsaws. Here are a few "chess" jigsaws, worthy of reading long and late in the day. Find some coffee and see if any of them entice you. First is the third omnibus edition of Inspector Morse novels by Colin Dexter . Why can't I find copies of the first and second omnibi? Anyway, this third one starts with the first Morse novel, so it's very satisfying seeing him slightly younger at his first meeting with Lewis. Find some elegant, complex four-star coffee to go with these well-structured mysteries. Still in England, my next new favorite detective...
