Books Related To The Harbinder Kaur Series
Harbinder Kaur Books In Order
The Harbinder Kaur series is a collection of mystery stories that cleverly mix genres from book to book. Elly Griffiths has intentionally written each book differently so The Stranger Diaries is a twist on Gothic suspense, Bleeding Heart Yard is a psychological thriller, The Postscript Murders is a cozy mystery and The Last Word is a comedic mystery.
What the books have in common is British Sikh Detective Sergeant Harbinder Kaur. Harbinder is a skilled and intuitive detective with a wicked sense of humour and she has fast become a favourite among readers who love watching her mature. The character is a lot of fun and Elly says that Harbinder stood out for her too when she was writing The Stranger Diaries, which was originally intended to be a standalone novel.
Readers enjoy the variety between books and the delightful cast of rotating characters. (Elly introduces a trio of amateur sleuths who assist Harbinder in The Postscript Murders and then take centre stage in The Last Word.) Because the books in the series spotlight different characters and switch up the narratives, each book can be read as a standalone. Even Elly says she writes each book almost as a standalone story. However, by reading the books in order, you will get to know the detective characters more fully.
What the books have in common is British Sikh Detective Sergeant Harbinder Kaur. Harbinder is a skilled and intuitive detective with a wicked sense of humour and she has fast become a favourite among readers who love watching her mature. The character is a lot of fun and Elly says that Harbinder stood out for her too when she was writing The Stranger Diaries, which was originally intended to be a standalone novel.
Readers enjoy the variety between books and the delightful cast of rotating characters. (Elly introduces a trio of amateur sleuths who assist Harbinder in The Postscript Murders and then take centre stage in The Last Word.) Because the books in the series spotlight different characters and switch up the narratives, each book can be read as a standalone. Even Elly says she writes each book almost as a standalone story. However, by reading the books in order, you will get to know the detective characters more fully.