Everything old is old again in Richard Osman’s latest comic mystery, “We Solve Murders.”
It’s not part of Osman’s “The Thursday Murder Club” series, but his fifth book to feature detectives who are old enough to collect pensions and read Modern Maturity. And it’s part of a wave of mysteries with sleuths who are more likely to pore over clues while clicking away at their knitting than to race down an alley after a maniac.
Many current series feature older detectives, so it’s a legit trend. But it’s not exactly new.
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