House of the disgrace? If that is whatyou mean by a complementary title?

"Fantastic Novels" and "Famous Fantastic Mysteries" rock! Just one of the many cool things about the mags -- Mary Gnaedinger reprinted Merritt’s versions of his stories, he hated the editing of some of the originals.
#FantasticNovels #Merritt #FamousFantasticMysteries

London 1948

Cops Mike Shepherd and Kristin Sims from "The Brokenwood Mysteries." And it is rural NZ, so I'm enjoying the scenery where I'm confined.

"Astrid et Raphaëlle" - The series can be very traditional and then go off-trail. Sara Mortensen is amazing as Astrid, an autistic detective.
"Murdoch Mysteries" - Steampunk procedural. Many of the stories involve real people from that era.
"NCIS" - Original series and “NCIS: Hawaii” are best.

Read a novel or short story published in the 19th century, a work in the 1930s, a piece of fiction published a few years ago. Do this is any order you want.

Find the connections and where they differ.