I have read most of his books, but stopped about 3-4 years ago when he moved Dave and Cleve to Montana and a particularly gruesome serial killer was the center of the book. Couldn't take any more of the violence at the time, so I took a break. But his earlier works are excellent, particularly as they deal with Dave's alcoholism and fight to stay sober.
I read all of Tony Hillerman books until he died and I doubted that his daughter could have as much success in holding my interest. I'm glad to have gotten a recommendation that she is good. I will try her on your recommendation.
I couldn't resist adding this one. The Transistor was invented at Bell Labs in 1947. The achievements of Bell Labs in the 20th century were mind blowing. Totally.
The Intelligent Investor? Ambitious start. Common Sense on Mutual Funds is the best investment book I ever read, though there are quite a few. John Bogle, it's author, is on your side, and is a totally brilliant man. He invented the index fund. Also, A Random Walk Down Wall Street, now in it's 12th edition. It's author, Burton Malkiel, is Professor Emeritus of Economics at Princeton. He's on your side, too.
The series is set in Montana. I actually like it better than CJ Box or Tony Hillerman.
