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Ken Bruen

The Guards

The first book in the Inspector Brant series, where we are introduced to the troubled and unconventional detective, who must solve a series of murders in Galway, Ireland. A great choice for readers who want to explore more of Bruen's work and the evolution of Inspector Brant.

Ken Bruen

The Killing Of The Tinkers

The second book in the Inspector Brant series, where Brant must navigate the dark underbelly of Galway while dealing with his own personal demons. A must-read for fans of the first book, as it further explores the complex character of Brant.

Michael Connelly

The Lincoln Lawyer

Mickey Haller, a criminal defense attorney who operates out of his Lincoln town car, must take on a high-profile case that could make or break his career. A good choice for readers who enjoyed the procedural elements of the Inspector Brant series, as Connelly also delves into the intricacies of criminal investigations.

Chris Pavone

The Expats

A seemingly ordinary American housewife, Kate Moore, moves to Europe with her husband and children, but soon discovers that her husband is not who he seems. A great choice for readers who enjoyed the twists and turns of the Inspector Brant series, as Pavone also explores the complexities of identity and relationships.

Gillian Flynn

Gone Girl

A married couple, Nick and Amy Dunne, become the focus of a media frenzy when Amy goes missing on their fifth wedding anniversary. A good choice for readers who enjoyed the psychological suspense of the Inspector Brant series, as Flynn also explores the darker side of human relationships.

A.S.A. Harrison

The Silent Wife

A seemingly perfect couple, Jodi and Todd, unravel when Todd's infidelity is revealed. A great choice for readers who enjoyed the exploration of character flaws and relationships in the Inspector Brant series, as Harrison also delves into the complexities of marriage and identity.

Jane Harper

The Dry

A federal agent, Aaron Falk, returns to his rural hometown for a funeral and is drawn into a murder investigation. A good choice for readers who enjoyed the small-town setting and procedural elements of the Inspector Brant series, as Harper also explores the impact of violence on a community.