Fowler, Earlene

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Description: Frequent Agatha Award nominee Earlene Fowler's best-known work is her long-running series of Benni Harper mysteries, although she has also written a number of standalone mystery titles. Fowler's work on this series is strongly representative of the cozy mystery tradition, following the breezily and often humorously-described amateur sleuthing adventures of a personable museum curator as she investigates crimes in her warmly-imagined small coastal California town. Fowler creates large casts of appealing characters, and the puzzler aspects of her mysteries are often secondary to character development, topics like folk art, and the discussion of real world ills. Start with: Fool's Gold

Description: Frequent Agatha Award nominee Earlene Fowler's best-known work is her long-running series of Benni Harper mysteries, although she has also written a number of standalone mystery titles. Fowler's work on this series is strongly representative of the cozy mystery tradition, following the breezily and often humorously-described amateur sleuthing adventures of a personable museum curator as she investigates crimes in her warmly-imagined small coastal California town. Fowler creates large casts of appealing characters, and the puzzler aspects of her mysteries are often secondary to character development, topics like folk art, and the discussion of real world ills. Start with: Fool's Gold