It is the first Monday of the month - time for another highly anticipated Blog Carnival. We have had our first good snow, but it quickly melted. Thoughts are turning to Thanksgiving here in little old Colorado. I am considering my traditional favorites, the green bean casserole and the usual round up. Anyway, back to the carnival, below is the line-up. Click on the title or author's name to go to that link.
Police Procedural / PI Book Review
Police Procedural / PI Book Review
Mysteries in Paradise reviewed Stagestruck by Peter Lovesey. "My pick of the month from the books I read in October. Peter Diamond investigates a murder mystery set in Bath's Royal theatre."
The Book Nook reviewed Father Brown by G.K. Chesterton and shares "I loved this book because G. K. Chesterton looked at the human side of each case."
The Book Nook reviewed Father Brown by G.K. Chesterton and shares "I loved this book because G. K. Chesterton looked at the human side of each case."
How Mysterious! reviewed The Keeper of Lost Causes by Jussi Adler-Olsen, a cold case investigation in Denmark.
Mysteries in Paradise reviewed The Dead Hand of History by Sally Spencer. "If you haven't read any Sally Spencer crime fiction, here is a good one to start with, the beginning of the Monika Paniatowski series. Do we ever escape history?"
Mean Streets reviewed A Drop Of The Hard Stuff by Lawrence Block.
Amateur Sleuth / Cozy book Review
Mysteries and My Musings reviewed A Hard Day's Fright by Casey Daniels
The Book Nook reviewed The Mysterious Mr. Quin by Agatha Christie. "A collection of short stories featuring the connoisseur of art and drama Mr. Satterthwaite and his friend, the mysterious Mr. Quin."
Book of Secrets reviewed Liver Let Die by Liz Lipperman
Mysteries and My Musings reviewed DeadBold by Juliet Blackwell
How Mysterious! reviewed Murder Must Advertise by Dorothy Sayers and shares "I selected this book in the Harriet Vane/Lord Peter Wimsey series because it is set in an advertising agency, where Wimsey goes undercover, posing as Mr. Death Bredon, to solve a murder mystery."
Book of Secrets reviewed Sleight of Paw by Sophie Kelly
Mysteries and My Musings reviewed The Divine Circle of Ladies Painting the Town by Dolores Stewart Riccio
Booking Mama reviewed The Chocolate Castle Clue by JoAnna Carl and shares "The latest in the Chocoholic Mystery series, she finds herself investigating an unsolved murder from her aunt's past.
Mysteries and My Musings reviewed A Taste of the Nightlife by Sarah Zettel
Booking Mama reviewed How to Party with a Killer Vampire by Penny Warner and shares "If you are looking for a cute read that's perfect for this time of year, then I recommend this."
Thriller/Suspense Fiction Book Review
Mean Streets reviewed Secrets of the Dead by Tom Harper and shares "This is a thoughtful, intelligent thriller, and – oh, joy of joys! – impeccably written."
At Home With Books reviewed Reamde by Neal Stephenson and shares "Reading Reamde was like watching an action movie – a really long action movie."
Booking Mama reviewed The Lost Angel by Javier Sierra and shares it "is a most unusual religious thriller."
Author Interview
Mysteries and My Musings interviewed Casey Daniels
Dorothy Parker Mysteries blog gives us a Discussion in Three Parts: Part Two--Me and My Muse "A series discussing how I write my humorous mystery novels."
Mysteries and My Musings interviewed Sharon Pape
Augie's Book Reviews interviewed Bonnie Hearn Hill and shares "I loved interviewing Bonnie Hearn Hill and her lastest Mystery Thriller "Ghost Island"
Mysteries and My Musings interviewed Justin Gustainis
Mysteries and My Musings interviewed Sarah Zettel
For the Writer
Forensics4Fiction gives us a post on Knots and Killers
Thank you to all the wonderful bloggers out there who contributed to the carnival.
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