I really like these videos where you hone in on a specific type of crime or mystery. It just goes to show how much is out there. I've said this before but we will never, ever run out of books to read - thankfully!
Can't wait to hear what you think of The Traitor's Mark! That series looks intriguing. Looks like only 3 in the series. Sometimes I like a short series. These have been great videos, Janelle. Appreciate all the work I know you put in to these. ❤
Hi Janelle, I love when you start investigating. You Could start the two fond of books agency😊 I used to read Robert B Parker all the time. I like the sound of Painted ladies. Sending warm Aloha your way
All of these books are new to me! Several sound tempting!! I love Ngaio Marsh's Inspector Alleyn books. His wife is an artist, so the series has a few about art. Thank you! Gonna miss your daily visits next month!! I know you are ready for some time away from YT 😊
Some great choices. I have some in the Ian Pears series that I need to get to. I've read a three book Australian art crime series by Katherine Kovacic, where the sleuth is an art dealer. I particularly enjoyed the last book which was also an Australian country house mystery, with murder and a disappearing colonial masterpiece.
I've read some of the Daniel Silva mysteries and they were pretty good. They are more "crime" type, not puzzle type if you know what I mean. That's if I'm remembering correctly. I think the earlier ones were more enjoyable. Good research Janelle. So many genres and not enough time!
I’ve never thought about art crime before, so another great rabbit hole is open lol. I’d love to try Daniel Silvia’s series - I’ll be on the lookout for the first in the series. These all sounded pretty interesting.
Hi, Janelle. I have not read any of this series to recommend personally, however, an artist/author I watch online recommended these books: the Genevieve Lenard mysteries by Estelle Ryan, 15 books published from 2012 to 2021. All of the books have 'Connection' in the title, the first being The Gauguin Connection.
Thank you for another fantastic video. I love these sleuths and crimes by type. So much fun! The Traitor's Mark looks fabulous! I would love to recommend Portrait of a Murder, the first in Michael Jecks' Art of Murder series featuring artist and accidental sleuth Nick Morris. Jecks writes the wonderful Knights Templar series, so I have been looking forward to reading the new series. Unfortunately I am still on the waiting list at my library for this book. Perhaps I'll get my hands on it in time for next year's MMM. Sorry!
My favourite series which features art crime is by Estelle Ryan, its the Genevieve Lenard series. The first book is The Gauguin Connection, so far there are 15 books.
I watched a netflix documentary on an unsolved art heist last year and thought what a good premise it would be for a whodunnit!! Stolen antiquities would be another great premise 👍
I just did a quick look in my book case and found one called ‘the apothecary house’ by Adrian matthews, haven’t read it yet but it sounds really good (an old woman that storms into the rijksmuseum and demands a painting she claims is hers, after that she starts to receive threats)
Messenger of Truth by Jacqueline Winspear is about a murdered artist. I am almost through reading it, not my favorite of the Maisie Dobbs series so far.
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What a great selection of books, i love art crimes and those Tudor books sound fab!!
I really like these videos where you hone in on a specific type of crime or mystery. It just goes to show how much is out there. I've said this before but we will never, ever run out of books to read - thankfully!
I enjoy making these kinds of videos. It's fun researching and seeing what out there.
I’m on the hunt for The Traitor’s Mark! It sounds great. I’ve read quite a few in the Gabriel Allon series. Thanks for the suggestions, Janelle!
You're welcome! Good luck with The Traitor's Mark.
So many great recommendations, thank you! Have a good weekend💕
Thank you! You too!
Can't wait to hear what you think of The Traitor's Mark! That series looks intriguing. Looks like only 3 in the series. Sometimes I like a short series. These have been great videos, Janelle. Appreciate all the work I know you put in to these. ❤
Thank you, Lori! I'm excited about reading The Traitor's Mark and I will make sure to talk about it soon in a Reading Round-Up video.
Oooo! Cool type of mystery! I can’t wait to add a few to my TBR. 😁♥️
Hope you enjoy it!
Hi Janelle, I love when you start investigating. You Could start the two fond of books agency😊 I used to read Robert B Parker all the time. I like the sound of Painted ladies. Sending warm Aloha your way
Hmmmm, Too Fond of Books Agency - all your mystery book questions and recommendations handled. I love it!!
All of these books are new to me! Several sound tempting!! I love Ngaio Marsh's Inspector Alleyn books. His wife is an artist, so the series has a few about art. Thank you! Gonna miss your daily visits next month!! I know you are ready for some time away from YT 😊
Yes, the Ngaio Marsh series is a good recommend. I will be ready from some time away but I won't be away for long!
@@TooFondofBooksJHThat's so good to hear. I'm reading one of the women's prize short list and already miss my mysteries!😂
Hi Janelle. You got me intrigued. Found one of Daniel Silvia’s art book called Portrait of an Unknown Woman from the library on line.
That's great! Enjoy!
You know how quick I hit play 😄 A fascinating stack, looking forward to see if I can get a hold on some of them 😊Thank you so much! 🎨
Haha! I'm sorry it took me so long to make this video!
Some great choices. I have some in the Ian Pears series that I need to get to. I've read a three book Australian art crime series by Katherine Kovacic, where the sleuth is an art dealer. I particularly enjoyed the last book which was also an Australian country house mystery, with murder and a disappearing colonial masterpiece.
That sounds great! I'll check it out!
I've read some of the Daniel Silva mysteries and they were pretty good. They are more "crime" type, not puzzle type if you know what I mean. That's if I'm remembering correctly. I think the earlier ones were more enjoyable. Good research Janelle. So many genres and not enough time!
Yes, the Silva series is more crime than puzzle.
I’ve never thought about art crime before, so another great rabbit hole is open lol. I’d love to try Daniel Silvia’s series - I’ll be on the lookout for the first in the series. These all sounded pretty interesting.
There really is a mystery about everything!
Hi, Janelle. I have not read any of this series to recommend personally, however, an artist/author I watch online recommended these books: the Genevieve Lenard mysteries by Estelle Ryan, 15 books published from 2012 to 2021. All of the books have 'Connection' in the title, the first being The Gauguin Connection.
Thanks, Donna! I'll check them out.
Thank you for another fantastic video. I love these sleuths and crimes by type. So much fun! The Traitor's Mark looks fabulous! I would love to recommend Portrait of a Murder, the first in Michael Jecks' Art of Murder series featuring artist and accidental sleuth Nick Morris. Jecks writes the wonderful Knights Templar series, so I have been looking forward to reading the new series. Unfortunately I am still on the waiting list at my library for this book. Perhaps I'll get my hands on it in time for next year's MMM. Sorry!
That sounds amazing! I'm going to see if our library has it! Thanks!
@@TooFondofBooksJH I thought it sounded good, too. Good luck! I've been on the waiting list since January.
@@kimm2445 It's on order at our library. I've put it on hold but have no way of knowing where I am on the hold list.
Put the Iain Pears series on my tbr. Read Arcadia by him and enjoyed it.
Great!
My favourite series which features art crime is by Estelle Ryan, its the Genevieve Lenard series. The first book is The Gauguin Connection, so far there are 15 books.
Thanks for the recommendation!
I watched a netflix documentary on an unsolved art heist last year and thought what a good premise it would be for a whodunnit!! Stolen antiquities would be another great premise 👍
Yes, stolen antiquities too! Maybe I should do an Antiquities Crime video....
@@TooFondofBooksJH I think you definitely should 👍
I just did a quick look in my book case and found one called ‘the apothecary house’ by Adrian matthews, haven’t read it yet but it sounds really good (an old woman that storms into the rijksmuseum and demands a painting she claims is hers, after that she starts to receive threats)
That sounds good! I'm going to see if our library has it.
Messenger of Truth by Jacqueline Winspear is about a murdered artist. I am almost through reading it, not my favorite of the Maisie Dobbs series so far.
Oh yeah! I forgot about that one.
i need to look up jeffrey A, hes a new author for me
He's been around for a while. Aaron (my husband) has read some of his books and enjoyed them.