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Susan Hill

The Various Haunts of Men

If you're a fan of Susan Hill's writing style and enjoy her 'Simon Serrailler' series, you may want to check out the first book in her earlier 'Simon Serrailler' series, 'The Various Haunts of Men'. This novel introduces the character of Serrailler and the town of Lafferton, and sets the stage for the subsequent books in the series.

Celia Fremlin

The Hours Before Dawn

If you enjoy the psychological suspense of Susan Hill's 'Simon Serrailler' series, you may want to try 'The Hours Before Dawn' by Celia Fremlin. This classic crime novel is set in a small English village and follows a young mother who becomes convinced that her new baby is being threatened by an intruder. The tense atmosphere and psychological insights make for a gripping read.

Val McDermid

The Distant Echo

If you enjoy the intricate plotting and character development in Susan Hill's 'Simon Serrailler' series, you may want to try 'The Distant Echo' by Val McDermid. This crime novel is set in a small Scottish town and follows the investigation of a murder that took place four decades earlier. The complex plot and well-drawn characters make for a satisfying read.

Josephine Tey

The Franchise Affair

If you enjoy the traditional mystery style of Susan Hill's 'Simon Serrailler' series, you may want to try 'The Franchise Affair' by Josephine Tey. This classic crime novel is set in a small English town and follows the investigation of a wealthy family who are accused of kidnapping a young girl. The intricate plot and vividly drawn characters make for a satisfying read.

Dorothy L. Sayers

The Nine Tailors

If you enjoy the traditional mystery style of Susan Hill's 'Simon Serrailler' series, you may want to try 'The Nine Tailors' by Dorothy L. Sayers. This classic crime novel is set in a small English village and follows the detective, Lord Peter Wimsey, as he investigates a series of mysterious events that seem to be connected to the local church. The intricate plot and vividly drawn setting make for a satisfying read.