Pigeon English is the first book in the Anna Pigeon series by Kate Atkinson. It follows Detective Inspector Anna Pigeon as she investigates a murder on a small island off the coast of England. The victim, an American businessman named Clifford Vaughan, was found dead in his home with no apparent signs of forced entry or struggle. The book is well-written and engaging, with a strong sense of place that draws readers into the world of Anna Pigeon and her colleagues on the island. The characters are well-developed and interesting, and the plot keeps the reader guessing until the very end. Overall, Pigeon English is an excellent start to the Anna Pigeon series and a must-read for fans of mystery novels. High Country (Anna Pigeon Mysteries Book 12) by Kate Atkinson follows Detective Inspector Anna Pigeon as she investigates a murder on a remote Scottish farm. The victim, a wealthy businessman named Charles Hargreaves, was found dead in his home with no apparent signs of forced entry or struggle. The book is well-written and engaging, with a strong sense of place that draws readers into the world of Anna Pigeon and her colleagues on the island. The characters are well-developed and interesting, and the plot keeps the reader guessing until the very end. Overall, High Country is an excellent addition to the Anna Pigeon series and a must-read for fans of mystery novels. A Superior Death (Anna Pigeon Mysteries Book 2) by Kate Atkinson follows Detective Inspector Anna Pigeon as she investigates a murder on a remote Scottish island. The victim, an elderly widow named Agnes Crowley, was found dead in her home with no apparent signs of forced entry or struggle. The book is well-written and engaging, with a strong sense of place that draws readers into the world of Anna Pigeon and her colleagues on the island. The characters are well-developed and interesting, and the plot keeps the reader guessing until the very end. Overall, A Superior Death is an excellent addition to the Anna Pigeon series and a must-read for fans of mystery novels. Boar Island: An Anna Pigeon Novel (Anna Pigeon Mysteries Book 19) by Kate Atkinson follows Detective Inspector Anna Pigeon as she investigates a murder on a remote Scottish island. The victim, an elderly widow named Agnes Crowley, was found dead in her home with no apparent signs of forced entry or struggle. The book is well-written and engaging, with a strong sense of place that draws readers into the world of Anna Pigeon and her colleagues on the island. The characters are well-developed and interesting, and the plot keeps the reader guessing until the very end. Overall, Boar Island is an excellent addition to the Anna Pigeon series and a must-read for fans of mystery novels. Destroyer Angel: An Anna Pigeon Novel (Anna Pigeon Mysteries Book 18) by Kate Atkinson follows Detective Inspector Anna Pigeon as she investigates a murder on a remote Scottish island. The victim, an elderly widow named Agnes Crowley, was found dead in her home with no apparent signs of forced entry or struggle. The book is well-written and engaging, with a strong sense of place that draws readers into the world of Anna Pigeon and her colleagues on the island. The characters are well-developed and interesting, and the plot keeps the reader guessing until the very end. Overall, Destroyer Angel is an excellent addition to the Anna Pigeon series and a must-read for fans of mystery novels. Hard Truth (Anna Pigeon Mysteries Book 13) by Kate Atkinson follows Detective Inspector Anna Pigeon as she investigates a murder on a remote Scottish island. The victim, an elderly widow named Agnes Crowley, was found dead in her home with no apparent signs of forced entry or struggle. The book is well-written and engaging, with a strong sense of place that draws readers into the world of Anna Pigeon and her colleagues on the island. The characters are well-developed and interesting, and the plot keeps the reader guessing until the very end. Overall, Hard Truth is an excellent addition to the Anna Pigeon series and a must-read for fans of mystery novels. A Pigeon and a Boy: A Novel by Kate Atkinson follows the story of a young boy named Tom who becomes embroiled in a murder investigation on a small island off the coast of England. The victim, an American businessman named Clifford Vaughan, was found dead in his home with no apparent signs of forced entry or struggle. The book is well-written and engaging, with a strong sense of place that draws readers into the world of Tom and his friends on the island. The characters are well-developed and interesting, and the plot keeps the reader guessing until the very end. Overall, A Pigeon and a Boy is an excellent addition to the Anna Pigeon series and a must-read for fans of mystery novels. Deep South (Anna Pigeon Mysteries Book 8) by Kate Atkinson follows Detective Inspector Anna Pigeon as she investigates a murder on a remote Scottish island. The victim, an elderly widow named Agnes Crowley, was found dead in her home with no apparent signs of forced entry or struggle. The book is well-written and engaging, with a strong sense of place that draws readers into the world of Anna Pigeon and her colleagues on the island. The characters are well-developed and interesting, and the plot keeps the reader guessing until the very end. Overall, Deep South is an excellent addition to the Anna Pigeon series and a must-read for fans of mystery novels. According to Luke (A Bryn Awbrey Novel Book 1) by Kate Atkinson follows the story of a young woman named Luke who becomes embroiled in a murder investigation on a small island off the coast of England. The victim, an American businessman named Clifford Vaughan, was found dead in his home with no apparent signs of forced entry or struggle. The book is well-written and engaging, with a strong sense of place that draws readers into the world of Luke and her friends on the island. The characters are well-developed and interesting, and the plot keeps the reader guessing until the very end. Overall, According to Luke is an excellent addition to the Anna Pigeon series and a must-read for fans of mystery novels. Project G by Kate Atkinson follows Detective Inspector Anna Pigeon as she investigates a murder on a remote Scottish island. The victim, an elderly widow named Agnes Crowley, was found dead in her home with no apparent signs of forced entry or struggle. The book is well-written and engaging, with a strong sense of place that draws readers into the world of Anna Pigeon and her colleagues on the island. The characters are well-developed and interesting, and the plot keeps the reader guessing until the very end. Overall, Project G is an excellent addition to the Anna Pigeon series and a must-read for fans of mystery novels. In conclusion, all of these books by Kate Atkinson are excellent additions to the Anna Pigeon series and a must-read for fans of mystery novels. Each book has its own unique strengths and weaknesses, but they all share a strong sense of place and well-developed characters that keep readers engaged from beginning to end.