If you enjoyed the snappy wit and comedic situations surrounding the unlikely psychic detective in That Sweet Little Old Lady, you'll love The Stainless Steel Rat. Slippery Jim diGriz is a master of clever schemes and dry humor, getting himself into and out of trouble with a wink and a grin. Harrison's blend of satire and adventure makes every twist a delight.

If the relentless pursuit of a mysterious criminal by a psychic detective drew you into That Sweet Little Old Lady, The Demolished Man will grip you from the start. In this classic, telepathic cop Lincoln Powell must outthink a murderer in a world where minds are open books. The race to solve the seemingly impossible crime is tightly plotted and thrilling throughout.

If you delighted in the oddball psychic detectives and their eccentric supporting cast in That Sweet Little Old Lady, you'll be charmed by the literary agents, villains, and fictional characters running amok in The Eyre Affair. Thursday Next navigates a world where everyone—from her uncle to dodos—adds to the colorful chaos and fun.

If the unpredictable turns and constant surprises in That Sweet Little Old Lady kept you guessing, The Man Who Was Thursday will astound you. Chesterton's surreal detective story is packed with mind-bending twists, shifting alliances, and revelations that challenge everything you think you know about the plot and its characters.

If you loved the breezy pace and supernatural hijinks of That Sweet Little Old Lady, The Long Dark Tea-Time of the Soul offers another wild ride. Dirk Gently, holistic detective, finds himself in a whirlwind of Norse gods, bizarre coincidences, and laugh-out-loud moments, all delivered with Adams's trademark speed and irreverence.