If I like Robert Galbraith

Kate Atkinson's Jackson Brody series

Yes that's the one.

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Harry Potter.

I enjoyed Eleanor oliphant is completely fine on audible.
Also a book called black widow by Chris brookmyre

Department Q series by Jussi Adler-Olsen.

Yes, I also love Jackson Brody.

Jussi Adler Olsen ..Department Q novels.

Start with 'Mercy' (Scandi crime , but not too graphic. great quirky characters)

Crossposted with visitorthe dog! (I also love Jackson Brodie)

Ragnor Jonasson Dark Iceland books are good.. Snowblind is the first one

The Viveca Stern Sandhamm mysteries are also good, but more like a Danish 'Miss Marple' ..

The Thorne novels by Mark Billingham

Agree on the J.B series. I could tell JKR had been influenced by Kate Atkinson not long into reading The Cuckoo's Calling.

Also, there's a new Jackson book out next autumn!

Next year southeast? Seems ages away!

Anthony Horowitz is probably best known as a children's writer but he has written some great crime for adults:

Magpie Murders
The word is murder and there is a new one coming out soon.

I enjoy Robert Galbraith and have also enjoyed both of the above books on audible.

He has also written modern Sherlock Holmes too

The Gina Harte detective series by Carla Kovach is similar in tone. I enjoyed the first book called The Next Girl and am halfway through the recently released second one called Her Final Hours.

Other writers I like in this genre are Sabine Durrant, Louise Candlish and Sarah Pinborough.