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The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman

A witty, heartwarming mystery set in a peaceful retirement village.

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AuthorRichard Osman
GenreCrime Fiction / Mystery
PublisherViking
Publication Year2020

Why people are buying it

The Thursday Murder Club is a debut crime novel by British television presenter Richard Osman. Set in the quiet retirement village of Coopers Chase, four unlikely friends meet weekly to discuss unsolved cold cases. When a local developer is found dead, the group finds themselves in the middle of their first live investigation.

What it does well

  • Humorous dialogue
  • Relatable characters
  • Clever plot twists
  • Easy to read

What to weigh

  • Pacing can feel slow for thriller fans
  • Cozy tone may not suit dark crime lovers

Should you buy it?

This book is perfect for readers who enjoy lighthearted mysteries with a focus on character development rather than graphic violence. It is a highly recommended pick for anyone looking for a witty, feel-good read with a touch of suspense.

Fans of British humorCozy mystery readersBook club discussions

Specifications

AuthorRichard Osman
GenreCrime Fiction / Mystery
PublisherViking
Publication Year2020
FormatHardcover, Paperback, eBook, Audiobook
LanguageEnglish
Average Page Count400 pages
ISBN-13978-0593299395

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How it compares

ProductGenreToneProtagonist AgeSeries PotentialPacing
The Thursday Murder Club by Richard OsmanMysteryHumorousElderlyYesModerate
The MaidMysteryQuirkyYoung AdultNoModerate
A Man Called OveContemporaryHeartwarmingElderlyNoSlow

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Questions buyers ask

Is this part of a series?

Yes, it is the first book in the Thursday Murder Club series.

Is it a dark thriller?

No, it is classified as a cozy mystery with a focus on humor and character relationships.

Can I read it if I don't usually like crime novels?

Yes, many readers enjoy it primarily for the character dynamics and humor rather than the mystery elements.

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