Truman, Margaret, 1924-2008

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Description: Margaret Truman turned her first-hand knowledge of Washington's backroom and bedroom deals into a veritable insider's guide to murder in all the best places. She makes liberal use of red herrings to distract the reader, while providing few solid clues as the stories progress. While not strictly cozies, her stories involve minimal on-stage violence, though there is plenty of suspense. Continuing characters appear in her later books, but reading order is not especially important. Start with: Murder on Capitol Hill

Description: Margaret Truman turned her first-hand knowledge of Washington's backroom and bedroom deals into a veritable insider's guide to murder in all the best places. She makes liberal use of red herrings to distract the reader, while providing few solid clues as the stories progress. While not strictly cozies, her stories involve minimal on-stage violence, though there is plenty of suspense. Continuing characters appear in her later books, but reading order is not especially important. Start with: Murder on Capitol Hill