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Seniors solving murders seem to be all the rage again these days. While, of course, it's always delightful to return to the classics, such as
Miss Marple, I do have a particular weak spot for more contemporary characters. I'm a BIG fan of Richard Osman's
Thursday Murder Club series (see my reviews for books
1 and
2) – and I also thoroughly enjoyed Robert Thorogood's
The Marlow Murder Club, which introduced Judith Potts sleuthing away. In the sequel,
Death Comes to Marlow, the 77-year-old puzzle-whizz has returned, alongside her friends Suzie and Becks, and a whole new cast of eclectic Marlow residents.