Somehow I do hard to reconstruct what I've read the last few months.
frequent wars, but sooo much?
Well, at least here the books that I can remember:
Village of missing children and No Child's Play - Reginald Hill 
My back and re-emerging crime addiction this time I have met from the fund of my mother. Reginald Hill in Germany is unfortunately not so well known and widely published in England. Some of his books in the Dalziel and Pascoe series appeared even existed. Others are out of print again. Just as "No Child's Play", which is why gadgets will I to the English cover. This shows
the way the actors of the British TV movies based on the books of Pascoe and Dalziel.
"Village of the missing children, "I read first. It is the 18th novel in the series. After that, I like the earliest which my Mum had read, the No. 10," No child's play.
You can read the books without the order observed it although there is a development and there are also references to previous cases, but that does not bother.
It's about Dalziel (loud, rude, bold, highly intelligent), Pascoe (more philosophically tinged, brooding, good person) and Wield (my secret hero: ugly, more or less secretly gay, orderly and looking after themselves)
good language, intelligent cases. sarcastic humor (especially by Dalziel). I think for English speakers it must be a high pleasure to read: The original language is lost in translation, of course, and some of the bays and other Scottish dialects - is not safe without it.
There are solid, classic English thrillers, not a thriller, the one tie on each side, but great stories told to follow the arguments involved with beautifully weird characters.
I just Pascoe Sinniererei sometimes a bit irritated.
awfully - Helen FitzGerald 
A different kind of thriller. Left. Astray developments, unexpected twists. At times it seems as if all, but really all the crazy characters not to say insane. Krissie
main character has an affair with the man of her kindergarten friend Sarah and brings them to then also. This information is provided on the first page. And yet it is far from the whole story. How that happens and how the escalation of seemingly no end is not what we initially expected. One must not laugh, yet the viciousness of this novel kind of amusing.
read The end closes the circle and only one may not know whether you can find this good.
I can.
Delusion - Stieg Larsson I've seen the movie. I was really good.
And
for commuting, I've worried me then the audio book. And I was so good that I have not used it for commuting, but taken after two days up in bed and have heard. I'm going to Part 2 and Part 3 listen to even speak. And I'm not Hörbuchfan. Although I
after the end of facing the same time the films have been viewed 2 and 3 and a bit have rumgeforscht.
sad reality that we will never know what would have become of Lisbeth Salander and Mikael Blomqvist, if Stieg Larsson had not died so early. The Millennium trilogy was indeed originally designed for a lot more parts. I would really like to know.
the way the actors of the British TV movies based on the books of Pascoe and Dalziel. 
A different kind of thriller. Left. Astray developments, unexpected twists. At times it seems as if all, but really all the crazy characters not to say insane. Krissie 
And 
for commuting, I've worried me then the audio book. And I was so good that I have not used it for commuting, but taken after two days up in bed and have heard. I'm going to Part 2 and Part 3 listen to even speak. And I'm not Hörbuchfan. Although I 
