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Books like the Chief Inspector Armand Gamache series

Books that match a book in the Chief Inspector Armand Gamache series, most similar first. Each one names the Chief Inspector Armand Gamache book it matches and why.

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  • Québec (Province)
  • Quebec City

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Other series with a book that matches a Chief Inspector Armand Gamache book, most similar first. Each one names the two books and what both series share.

  • The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo book cover by Stieg Larsson

    Why: Both series are crime books.

    Closest books: The Brutal Telling and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo

    What both books share
    • crime
      The Brutal Telling: "Crime, fiction" (OL subject); "Fiction, crime" (OL subject); "crime fiction" (WD genre)
      The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo: "crime" (OL subject); "crime fiction" (OL subject); "crime fiction" (WD genre)
  • Storm Front book cover by Jim Butcher

    Why: Both series are mystery books about murder.

    Closest books: Bury Your Dead and Storm Front

    What both books share
    • mystery
      Bury Your Dead: "Mystery" (OL subject); "Mystery fiction" (OL subject); "Mystery & Detective" (OL subject); "Fiction, mystery & detective, police procedural" (OL subject)
      Storm Front: "Mystery" (OL subject); "Fiction, mystery & detective, general" (OL subject); "Fiction, mystery & detective, private investigators" (OL subject); "Comics & graphic novels, crime & mystery" (OL subject)
    • murder
      Bury Your Dead: "Murder" (OL subject); "Murder -- Investigation -- Fiction." (LoC 650)
      Storm Front: "Murder" (OL subject); "Murder -- Fiction" (LoC 650)
  • The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency book cover by Alexander McCall Smith

    Why: Both series are mystery books.

    Closest books: The Brutal Telling and The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency

    What both books share
    • mystery
      The Brutal Telling: "Fiction, mystery & detective, police procedural" (OL subject); "Fiction, mystery & detective, general" (OL subject); "mystery fiction" (WD genre); "Mystery fiction." (LoC 655)
      The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency: "Mystery fiction" (OL subject); "Fiction, mystery & detective, women sleuths" (OL subject); "Mystery & Detective" (OL subject); "mystery fiction" (WD genre)
  • Step on a Crack book cover by James Patterson

    Why: Both series are mystery books about police.

    Closest books: Bury Your Dead and Step on a Crack

    What both books share
    • mystery
      Bury Your Dead: "Mystery" (OL subject); "Mystery fiction" (OL subject); "Mystery & Detective" (OL subject); "Fiction, mystery & detective, police procedural" (OL subject)
      Step on a Crack: "Fiction, mystery & detective, police procedural" (OL subject); "mystery fiction" (WD genre)
    • police
      Bury Your Dead: "Police" (OL subject); "Police -- Québec (Province) -- Fiction." (LoC 650)
      Step on a Crack: "Police in fiction" (OL subject); "Police" (OL subject); "Police -- Fiction." (LoC 650)
  • The Cuckoo's Calling book cover by Robert Galbraith

    Why: Both series are crime books about murder.

    Closest books: The Brutal Telling and The Cuckoo's Calling

    What both books share
    • crime
      The Brutal Telling: "Crime, fiction" (OL subject); "Fiction, crime" (OL subject); "crime fiction" (WD genre)
      The Cuckoo's Calling: "crime" (OL subject); "Crime, fiction" (OL subject); "crime fiction" (WD genre)
    • murder
      The Brutal Telling: "Murder" (OL subject); "Murder -- Investigation -- Fiction." (LoC 650)
      The Cuckoo's Calling: "murder" (OL subject); "Murder -- Investigation -- Fiction." (LoC 650)
  • The Murder at the Vicarage book cover by Agatha Christie

    Why: Both series are crime books.

    Closest books: The Brutal Telling and The Murder at the Vicarage

    What both books share
    • crime
      The Brutal Telling: "Crime, fiction" (OL subject); "Fiction, crime" (OL subject); "crime fiction" (WD genre)
      The Murder at the Vicarage: "Comics & graphic novels, crime & mystery" (OL subject); "crime fiction" (WD genre)
  • The Thursday Murder Club book cover by Richard Osman

    Why: Both series are mystery books.

    Closest books: Bury Your Dead and The Thursday Murder Club

    What both books share
    • mystery
      Bury Your Dead: "Mystery" (OL subject); "Mystery fiction" (OL subject); "Mystery & Detective" (OL subject); "Fiction, mystery & detective, police procedural" (OL subject)
      The Thursday Murder Club: "Mystery" (OL subject); "FICTION / Mystery & Detective / Amateur Sleuth" (OL subject); "FICTION / Mystery & Detective / General" (OL subject); "FICTION / Mystery & Detective / Cozy / General" (OL subject)
  • Spenser

    Robert B. Parker

    Why: Both series are detective books.

    Closest books: Still Life and Potshot

    What both books share
    • detective
      Still Life: "Fiction, mystery & detective, police procedural" (OL subject); "detective fiction" (WD genre)
      Potshot: "Fiction, mystery & detective, general" (OL subject); "detective fiction" (WD genre)
  • The Monkey's Raincoat book cover by Robert Crais

    Why: Both series are detective books.

    Closest books: Still Life and The First Rule

    What both books share
    • detective
      Still Life: "Fiction, mystery & detective, police procedural" (OL subject); "detective fiction" (WD genre)
      The First Rule: "Detectives" (OL subject); "Fiction, mystery & detective, general" (OL subject); "detective fiction" (WD genre)
  • March Violets book cover by Philip Kerr

    Why: Both series are detective books.

    Closest books: Still Life and A Quiet Flame

    What both books share
    • detective
      Still Life: "Fiction, mystery & detective, police procedural" (OL subject); "detective fiction" (WD genre)
      A Quiet Flame: "Fiction, mystery & detective, general" (OL subject); "Fiction, mystery & detective, historical" (OL subject); "detective fiction" (WD genre)

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