Did you miss any of these late 2013 books? All are additions to series by authors on my Starter’s Dozen of Woman P.I.’s.
- The Minor Adjustment Beauty Salon by Alexander McCall Smith — Botswanan private investigator Mme. Precious Ramotswe rises to the occasion of helping two clients, one a lady lawyer and the other the troubled owner of a new beauty salon.
- Critical Mass by Sara Paretsky — Chicago’s V.I. Warshawski helps longtime friend Dr. Lotty Herschel, who escaped Austria as a child in 1939. Now WWII secrets create a threat in the present.
- Gross Sarcastic Homicide by Dani Amore — L.A. private eye Mary Cooper returns to investigate the strange murder of a corporate executive.
ONE MORE TREAT:
Author Dana Stabenow offered readers a short story featuring Alaskan private investigator Kate Shugak. “Any Taint of Vice” will help tide them over until the next full-length novel.
M. Ruth Myers writes the Maggie Sullivan mysteries featuring a woman P.I. in the 1930s/40s.
