> I don't say I've read them all, because I have one still
 > set aside on my
 > to-read shelf.  Somehow I hate the idea that when I've read
 > it, there
 > are no more.  That is unless I find those two very elusive
 > early ones.
 > The first one I read was Mr.  Jelly's Business, when a librarian
 > recommended Upfield to me. Golly, that has to be over 12
 > years ago!
 
I agree -- I took a hiatus from reading Upfield a while ago because I didn't 
want to charge through all the Bony books and then have no more to read.
 
And I'm facing the same situation now with Ellis Peters' non-Brother Cadfael 
mysteries.  I have almost read all the Felse mysteries and pretty soon there 
won't be any more.  Ditto the non-Felse books.  Where do you go when you've 
run out of Ngaio Marsh and Josephine Tey 
*and* Ellis Peters' modern mysteries?  (Back to Peter Lovesey, I guess, 
but what do I do when I've run out of *his* books as well?)
 
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