Books Related To The Sigrid Harald Mysteries Series
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Sigrid Harald is an investigator with the NYPD’s homicide division in Margaret Maron’s first mystery series. The young detective has a keen eye for detail, loves cats, paints, and is an avid reader.
Margaret Maron wrote the series knowing it would be finite and that “it would cover exactly one cataclysmic year in her [Sigrid’s] life. I also knew that there was an overarching mystery about her father and that I would reveal a little more of it in each book as the series progressed.” (Mystery Scene)
Readers enjoy the traditional mystery series’ blend of romance and police procedural, and Maron does a great job of describing New York and Sigrid’s personal struggles.
As Maron envisioned the series as a whole, it is recommended that the nine books be read in order so as to follow the several extended plots.
Sigrid also appears in two Deborah Knott books, Three Day Town and The Buzzard Table. Sigrid’s flamboyant Italian housemate, Roman Tramegra, is featured in the short story collection Postcards From the Mediterranean, which is related to the series.
Margaret Maron wrote the series knowing it would be finite and that “it would cover exactly one cataclysmic year in her [Sigrid’s] life. I also knew that there was an overarching mystery about her father and that I would reveal a little more of it in each book as the series progressed.” (Mystery Scene)
Readers enjoy the traditional mystery series’ blend of romance and police procedural, and Maron does a great job of describing New York and Sigrid’s personal struggles.
As Maron envisioned the series as a whole, it is recommended that the nine books be read in order so as to follow the several extended plots.
Sigrid also appears in two Deborah Knott books, Three Day Town and The Buzzard Table. Sigrid’s flamboyant Italian housemate, Roman Tramegra, is featured in the short story collection Postcards From the Mediterranean, which is related to the series.