Top Ten Characters from Different Books Who Should Team Up

Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly blog post hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl. This week's topic is a difficult one but also very interesting. If you want to see what characters other people have put together then please check here.

I want to see Maud (1. An Elderly Lady is up to No Good) and Miss Marple (2. Nemesis) together, Maud with her usual sneaky devious ways and Miss Marple on her trail. They can be very good frenemies.

I love Emma (3. Emma) but she can be insufferable and a bit of a prude so I think she should be friends with someone scandalous from The Bridgerton series, Francesca (4. The Duke and I), maybe?

Robin (5. Career of Evil) should leave Cormoran and form her own detective agency with Harbinder (6. Bleeding Heart Yard). They will live their best lives in London and then be lovers, if they are into each other that is.

I see how Cassidy (7. City of Ghost) and Aveline (8. The Haunting of Aveline Jones) can be very good friends. They both seem to attract ghosts with bad intentions so they can fight off all the nefarious ghosts together with their other friends, Jacob and Harold.

Daisy (9. Arsenic for Tea) is a very strong, smart and opinionated young woman, very similar with Flavia (10. The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie). They also have very strong sense of justice so they can go on and solve cases together.

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The Outsider by Stephen King
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Dead Eleven by Jimmy Juliano
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