Mystery Series That Take Place In Different Periods Of Time (Historical Mysteries): G - L Authors

This is the third installment of the Period Mysteries theme, or better said: MYSTERY SERIES THAT TAKE PLACE IN DIFFERENT PERIODS OF TIME. The authors who are included in this particular segment are mystery authors whose last names begin with the letters G-L:

Ashley Gardner: The Regency England Mystery Series (1811-1820) features an ex-cavalry captain as the sleuth.

Kerry Greenwood: The Phryne Fisher Mystery Series takes place in the 1920s in Australia. Phryne Fisher is a very "modern woman" who enjoys solving a mystery (or two!)

Karen Harper: With titles that contain the words "poyson, poole, and twylight"… how could Harper's historical mystery series be anything but an Elizabeth I Mystery Series?

Teri Holbrook: The Gale Grayson Mystery Series is actually not historical, but the main character happens to be an historian.

Cathie John: This writing duo is comprised of Cathie & John Celestri (a mother/son duo). Their Little Mexico Mystery Series takes place in Kentucky during the 1940s.

Laurie R. King: The Mary Russel Mystery Series takes place in England in the early 1900s, and features Mary as the sleuth, and she happens to be a protege of Sherlock Holmes.

Peter King: The Jack London Mystery Series takes place in the late 1800s, in California. (Do you remember the classic novel The Call of the Wild… by Jack London?)

Kate Kingsbury: The Pennyfoot Hotel Mystery Series takes place in England during the very early 1900s and features Cecily Sinclair as the owner of the hotel, and the sleuth of the series. Kingsbury's World War II Manor House Mystery Series is also set in England… during WW II.

Mary Kruger: The Gilded Age Mystery Series takes place in Rhode Island during the 1890s and features an author of mysteries.

Jane Langton: Homer Kelly of the Homer Kelly Mystery Series is a Harvard professor/sleuth in the 1800s.

Janet Laurence: The Canaletto Mystery Series is set in London and features an Italian painter/sleuth during the 1700s.

Margaret Lawrence: The Hannah Trevor Mystery Series is set during the Revolutionary War in New England and the main character is a midwife.

Gillian Linscott: The Nell Bray Mystery Series features a suffragette in England.

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