Crime series recommendations?

[Annebronte]

Any suggestions of series you’ve loved? I have really enjoyed:
Rendell’s Wexford; Leon’s Brunetti; Lloyd and Hill; P.D. James; Elly Griffiths; Ann Cleeves; Josephine Tey; Nicola Upson; Number 1 Ladies Detective Agency; Strike; Agatha Christie...
I’d love some ideas of what else I might like! Thanks in anticipation.

Val McDermid, Lindsay Davi(e?) s, Jo Nesbo

Peter Robinson, DCI Banks

Susan Hill - Simon Serrailler series

Cara Hunter - DI Adam Fawley , set in Oxford

Louise Penny - set in Canada

Harlen Cobens Myron Bollitar series.

Fabulous! I’ll look at all these. Thanks very much!

Have heard good things about Nicci French's Frieda Klein series. Not read them yet but I have read several of their stand-alone novels and enjoyed them.

Marcia muller, her Sharon McCone are brilliant and there's quite a few if you like them.

The books by LJ Ross set in Northumberland are good.

Another vote for Marcia Muller's Sharon McCone books, also:

Sue Grafton's Kinsey Millhone series
Laura Lippman's Tess Monaghan series
Sara Paretsky's VI Warshawski series

All fabulous female PIs.

I've just started reading some Icelandic crime novels by Yrsa Sigurdardottir. Love them. I like the fact they're set in a country I know nothing about, and they all tend to have a little twist in them.

Lee Child's Jack Reacher series - a nice combination of crime, action, thriller. No massively detailed sexual crime (why I stopped reading James Patterson and Martina Cole).

Patricia Cornwell's Kay Scarpetta series, although Blow Fly onwards seemed to get a bit darker.

John Grisham - Crime/legal/thriller. Great books.

Alex Smith books - DCI Kett based in Norwich.

ViperAtTheGatesOfDawn

You got there before me! Three of my favourites authors.

I recommend Dana Stabenow Kate Shugak series set in Alaska

Louise Penny Inspector Gamache set in Canada

Helen Fields DD Callenach set inScotland

Agree with @SpeckledyHen Cara Hunter's Adam Fawley books are great.

Ian Rankin's Rebus is probably my all time favourite.
Michael Robotham's Joe O'loughlin and Cyrus Haven spin off also great.
Angela Madson's DI Kim Stone and of course Robert Galbraith's Cormoran Strike are gripping reads as well.

Oh and I forgot Denzil Meyrick's DCI Daley series and Peter May's various series have all been good.

James Patterson women's murder club series !

@TheWindOnTheMoon

Have heard good things about Nicci French's Frieda Klein series. Not read them yet but I have read several of their stand-alone novels and enjoyed them.

I really like them and I only read crime.

Completely different but the Marcus Didius Falco stories set in Rome at the time of Vespasian (first century). I find the minutiae of Roman life fascinating. If you enjoy those the second series centred on his daughter are actually if anything better.

Another vote for the Val McDermid catalogue. All brilliant

I got cheesed off with Falco after a throwaway remark about him ‘glancing at a merchant’s prices and thinking they must have put an extra zero in the end.’

But I’m a pedant.

What’s more, I’m a pedant who can’t spell ‘on’

Womens Murder Club series by James Patterson with Maxine Paetro

DI Ruth Hunter series by Simon McCleave..., Starts with Snowdonia Killings

DCI Ryan by LJ Ross as already mentioned

If you don't mind gloomy and a bit depressing... Lasser series by Robin Roughly

James Patterson books seem to be on offer on Kindle at the moment... I've enjoyed Coast to Coast Murders. Worth the 99p.