Stieg Larsson's three Lisbeth Salander novels.
The Watch takes on dwarfs, trolls and the Disc's first gun.
Vimes is thrown thirty years back and has to raise the copper he used to be; the best of them.
A golem murder mystery and the question of who owns a made person.
A dwarf-troll battle a thousand years old comes to Ankh-Morpork; Vimes reads to his son at six o clock.
Vimes as a diplomat in Uberwald, among werewolves, dwarfs and a stolen coronation stone.
Vimes goes on holiday to the country and finds a goblin killing.
An escaped Australian convict in Bombay's slums, mafia and Afghanistan; 900 pages of backpacker legend.
A con artist in a Venice of alchemy and sharks; Scott Lynch's Gentleman Bastards.
Amy Dunne vanishes and her diary tells one story; the twist halfway changed thrillers.
A disgraced journalist and a hacker investigate a forty-year-old disappearance; Larsson's Millennium trilogy begins.
Lisbeth Salander framed for three murders and her father's secret.
The Ankh-Morpork Night Watch, a dragon and Sam Vimes; the first Watch book.
Salander in hospital, on trial and vindicated; the last book Larsson finished.
Six classics students at a Vermont college and the murder they commit; Donna Tartt's debut.
Ten strangers on an island die one by one; Christie's best-selling book.
Sam Spade and the black bird; the hard-boiled detective novel in its first form.
A hunter takes a case of drug money and Anton Chigurh follows with a coin; the Coens changed little.
Philip Marlowe's first case in a corrupt Los Angeles; Chandler's similes.
Poirot, a snowbound train and twelve suspects; the solution everyone knows and still enjoys.
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