10 books to read if you like Finlay Donovan

Bodyguard by Katherine Center
Hannah looks like a polite kindergarten teacher, but she is actually a personal bodyguard who might kill you with your watch. The company was employed by Jack Stapleton, who is a large -scale film star, and dealing with the problem of staling. He needed protection while he came home to visit his mother undergo cancer treatment and Hannah was employed. The lines become a little blurred when Jack wants him to pretend to be his girlfriend to prevent his parents from worrying about him. What might be wrong in this situation!? Katherine Center wrote the sharpest dialogue and burst out laughing. This book is very fun!

The Party Crasher By Sophie Kinsella
Effie’s parents divorced two years earlier and that had become a rocky path for him. And now, everything is worse because his father sells his beloved house he raised. His father’s new boyfriend had a big party before the sale was closed and Effie refused to leave. Until he remembers the treasure hidden at home and he will not let the house be sold before he takes it. The party was the perfect cover for him to enter and reach it, but when he slipped, he would find out more about his family than he had ever offered. This is a perfect blend of the trademark Sophie Kinsella, hard humor and more wisely theme of growing and moving. (Complete review here)

Waiter with Prose Nita
Molly Gray is a servant in a very high -class hotel – the job he likes because of order and can be predicted and he does not have to interact too much with others, who is a struggle for him. But everything began to be chaotic when he went to clean the rich and famous guest room and found him dead in his bed. And . . . He’s the main suspect! Molly must find the real killer if he wants to clean his name and he will need help to do it, if he can find a way to ask him.

Guide to a good girl to kill Holly Jackson
Senior of the Andie Bell Middle School was killed by his girlfriend, Sal Singh, who then committed suicide five years ago. It was a big story, but Pip, now a senior himself, feels something wrong about the famous story. And he will be a person who knows what really happened. I listened to the first two books on Good girl guide to kill Series (Audio Great-This is full production and really turn on the story. Really recommend!).

Vera Wong guide that was not asked for murder by Jesse Q. Sutananto
Vera has a tea shop in Chinatown San Francisco. There was nothing he loved more than tea … but after he found a corpse in his tea shop and stealing evidence, he thought he could use his detective skills to complete the murder. After thinking with tea and food cooked at home, will Vera know what secrets they hide and embed the killer once and for all?

The Agathas by Kathleen Glasgow and Liz Lawson
Last summer, Alice disappeared for five days after her girlfriend basketball star dumped it … many mysterious? Now his former friend (and hers At the moment Girlfriend) also disappeared, and it began to look like a small town castle Cove had a real murder mystery in his hand. With a pile of all Agatha Christie’s novels as their guide, Alice and his tutor who was reluctant to turn into sidekick, work together to reveal the truth … and hopefully not killed in the process.

Press A for Aunt by Jesse Q. Sutanto
Sometimes you are only interested in something that is truly outside the wall and wow is indeed a dial for aunt sending. I have read and loved Vera Wong’s advice that is not asked for the killers by the same writer a few years ago and I prefer this one. Funny, unexpected, and a little romantic, it reminds me of the Mandiri Sophie Kinsella novel in the best way (and, like Kinsella books, there are some expletives and a little sex).

Matchmaker by Aisha Saeed
This one is very fun – I like romance and mystery in one! Marriage is Nura Khan’s business – until someone starts sabotaged them, turning the work of his dreams into a nightmare. With fake fiance (which may not be fake), he departed to catch the culprit before his career, and the safety of his family, caught fire.

The Bandit Queens by Parini Shroff
This one must provide a vibration of Finlay Donovan! Five years ago, Geeta’s husband came out and never returned. And his village Certain He killed him, and was honest? He was fine letting them think like that. Being a “homemade widow” has its facilities: freedom, respect, and booming jewelry sales. But when other women start asking (and demanding) their help belongs to them Husband, Things -Things Rotate Fast.

Chemist by Stephanie Meyer
This basically feels like the film Jason Bourne in the form of an audio book, with female interrogation officers for one of the US government institutions. He is known as a chemist because he uses chemical cocktails to get information from his subject, but now he is less worried about his work and is more worried about his life because the agency is now trying to kill him. This is just fun to listen with a lot of laughing moments of what you want about Stephenie Meyer, but he can write some sharp dialogue. (Complete review here)

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