What Mystery book did he write? I wanna read some!
And what detectives names did he have?
I am unaware that Poe had written any mysteries. I have the Complete Works of Edgar Allen Poe at home. I’ll have to look through it. I havne’t read the whole thing but I have read a lot of it…
I’m looking for something new to read over the summer, and I am not sure what I should read… Any suggestions? I like suspense books, fantasy books, and mystery books. I think that my favorite though of those three types is susupense. I really like books that you get so into that you don’t want to put them down. Someone tell me some good books!! 
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I’d go with ‘Northern Lights’ by Philip pullman – favourite book of all time, well the trilogy – you may know it as ‘the golden compass’ it’s the first book in the ‘His Dark Materials’ trilogy
I’m looking for a good murder mystery book that might be a little more on the graphic side. I’ve recently hit a slump on reading and need to would like to get back into it with a book that has some good intrigue, sexual content and has a bit of a bite.
Any good recommendations?
Try Sebastien Japrisot, "The Girl in the Car with Glasses and a Gun," "The Sleeping Car Murders," and for a twist, a non-murder mystery that uses the mechanisms of murder mysteries to tell a different kind of tale, "A Very Long Engagement." In the last, five French soldiers are reported killed in action in 1917. In 1919, the fiancee of one of them hears that one or two may have survived. So she must unravel the last days and interrelationships of all five to learn whether her fiancee lives. Made into a film with Audrey Tautou.
Jon and Ruth Jordan are a pair of mystery lovers in every sense, with their passion for sleuth stories reflected in their fan-based mystery magazine and amazing collection of over 18,000 books.
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One of my current goals is to begin reading more than I do now. A friend said I should start reading mystery books. Can anyone recommend any good mystery books?
Charline Harris’ Aurora Teagarden novels. About Aurora Teagarden and her strange mishaps. First one is titled "Real Murders"
I’m really not in to all the series books unless they’re like really good, but if anyone knew any mystery books that would be great. Especially if they had a little romance in them 
thanks!!!!
-oh btw not anything too um inappropriate if you know what i mean!
the da vinci code by dan brown.
it’s not a ‘teen’ mystery per se, but a teen could definitely handle it.
also, of course, nancy drew, the hardy boys, and the like are definite classics.
My uncle passed away last year, and he left me boxes of hardcover mystery books. There are probably at least 400 of them. They are all in library plastic book covers; he was a book collector.
Now there are some books that are woth $40 or $50, others $100 and $200 and one or two are worth $800. My house isn’t very big; it’s under renovations. At the moment they are in storage. When the house is done I plan on putting in bookshelves for the books. But I’m wondering if I should sell the books or some of the collection and get some money for college or something…but then again I kind of feel a responsiblity to keep the books and think I might feel guility if I sell them.
What do you suggest I do? And if I decide to sell the books where should I sell them (in the NY Metro area)?
Keep them.
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She has the UK’s most comprehensive photographic crop circle library.
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I love romance novels and I love mystery novels, but I love them more when they’re put together. I do like sex scenes so PLEASE do not recommend any young adult books! No twilight or anything like that. One of my favorite authors is Linda Howard, so if you know of anything like her please, please, please! let me know. Thanx so much!
~Lizi
If that what your looking for then Little black dress books Rachael Gibson there great romances all of them!! Also have you read the queen of babble series there really good!
hope this helped!
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I have to do a report on a mystery book, and I have no idea which book to get. What are your recommendations?
Thanks you guys! I’ll go to the library tomorrow to see which book i’ll pick, thanks so much!
Three Act Tragedy by Agatha Christie
Murder on the Neil by Agatha Christie
Man in the Brown Suit by Agatha Christie (one of my absolute favourites but that might be due to the romantic aspect.)
… Really any Agatha Christie novel…