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Back to Books reviewed Police (Harry Hole # 10) by Jo Nesbo
Buried Under Books reviewed Not Dead Yet by Peter James
Tea Time with Marce reviewed Hercule Poirot's Christmas by Agatha Christie
Back to Books reviewed The Norfolk Mystery by Ian Sansom
Booking Mama reviewed One We Were Brothers by by Ronald H. Balson and shares "This novel had a little bit of everything -- elements of a love story, a courtroom thriller and a mystery.
Amateur Sleuth / Cozy book Review
A Date with a Book reviewed One Dog Too Many by Lia Farrell
Carstairs Considers reviewed Secondhand Stiff (Odelia Grey #8) by Sue Ann Jaffarian and shared "When Odelia accompanies her husband's cousin to a storage auction, the last thing they expect is a dead body in one of the units."
Buried Under Books reviewed Not Dead Yet by Peter James
Tea Time with Marce reviewed Hercule Poirot's Christmas by Agatha Christie
Back to Books reviewed The Norfolk Mystery by Ian Sansom
Booking Mama reviewed One We Were Brothers by by Ronald H. Balson and shares "This novel had a little bit of everything -- elements of a love story, a courtroom thriller and a mystery.
Amateur Sleuth / Cozy book Review
A Date with a Book reviewed One Dog Too Many by Lia Farrell
Carstairs Considers reviewed Secondhand Stiff (Odelia Grey #8) by Sue Ann Jaffarian and shared "When Odelia accompanies her husband's cousin to a storage auction, the last thing they expect is a dead body in one of the units."
Mysteries and My Musings reviewed Charms and Chocolate Chips by Bailey Cates
A Date with a Book reviewed Freezer I'll Shoot by Victoria Hamilton
Debbie's Book Bag reviewed The Sayers Swindle (Book Collector Mystery - Book 2) by Victoria Abbott
Mysteries and My Musings reviewed The Pumpkin Muffin Murder by Livia Washburn
Carstairs Considers reviewed Brush with Death (Gray Whale Inn Mysteries #5) by Karen MacInerney
A Date with a Book reviewed Murder She Barked by Krista Davis
Carstairs Considers reviewed Brush with Death (Gray Whale Inn Mysteries #5) by Karen MacInerney
A Date with a Book reviewed Murder She Barked by Krista Davis
Mysteries and My Musings reviewed A Cookbook Conspiracy by Kate Carlisle
Back to Books reviewed Close to the Heel by Norah McClintock and shares "An intense YA mystery"
Carstairs Considers reviewed End Me a Tenor (Glee Club Mysteries #2) by Joelle Charbonneau
A Date with a Book reviewed A Basket of Trouble by Beth Groundwater
Buried Under Books reviewed A Secondhand Murder by Lesley A. Diehl
Carstairs Considers reviewed Duck the Halls (Meg Langslow #16) by Donna Andrews
A Date with a Book reviewed A Fine Fix by Gale Deitch
Booking Mama reviewed The Round House by Louise Erdrich and shares "The book is just a treat to read, but it also provides lots of content for further discussion."
A Date with a Book reviewed Murder of a Barbie and Ken by Denise Swanson
Carstairs Considers reviewed Stone Cold Dead by Catherine Dilts and shares "Morgan Iverson is struggling with taking over her family's rock shop, but that nothing when she finds a body on a trails behind the store. Only when she comes back with help, the body is gone."
A Date with a Book reviewed Murder on the Orient Espresso by Sandra Balzo
Thriller/Suspense Fiction Book Review
Mysteries and My Musings reviewed The Vanishing Thief by Kate Parker
Back to Books reviewed Close to the Heel by Norah McClintock and shares "An intense YA mystery"
Carstairs Considers reviewed End Me a Tenor (Glee Club Mysteries #2) by Joelle Charbonneau
A Date with a Book reviewed A Basket of Trouble by Beth Groundwater
Buried Under Books reviewed A Secondhand Murder by Lesley A. Diehl
Carstairs Considers reviewed Duck the Halls (Meg Langslow #16) by Donna Andrews
A Date with a Book reviewed A Fine Fix by Gale Deitch
Booking Mama reviewed The Round House by Louise Erdrich and shares "The book is just a treat to read, but it also provides lots of content for further discussion."
A Date with a Book reviewed Murder of a Barbie and Ken by Denise Swanson
Carstairs Considers reviewed Stone Cold Dead by Catherine Dilts and shares "Morgan Iverson is struggling with taking over her family's rock shop, but that nothing when she finds a body on a trails behind the store. Only when she comes back with help, the body is gone."
A Date with a Book reviewed Murder on the Orient Espresso by Sandra Balzo
Thriller/Suspense Fiction Book Review
Mysteries and My Musings reviewed The Vanishing Thief by Kate Parker
Back to Books reviewed The Cleaner by Paul Cleave
Buried Under Books reviewed The Trial of Fallen Angels by James Kimmel, Jr.
Buried Under Books reviewed The Trial of Fallen Angels by James Kimmel, Jr.
Mysteries and My Musings reviewed Cry in the Night by Carolyn Hart
Carstairs Considers reviewed Tell No Lies by Gregg Hurwitz
Booking Mama reviewed Trouble in Paradise (Rachel Knight short story) by Marcia Clark
Crime Fiction Collective reviewed The Accused (Rosato & Associates #12) by Lisa Scottoline and shares "This is a little lighter and more romantic than Scottoline's earlier novels in the series"
Back to Books reviewed The Maid's Version by Daniel Woodrell and shares "This is more of a crime noir, as an old lady tells the story of a fire that killed many people back in the '30s which no one was ever arrested for setting - but in the end, the mystery is solved."
Buried Under Books reviewed In the Blood by Sara Hantz
Crime Fiction Collective reviewed Evil in All Its Disguises (Lily Moore #3) by Hilary Davidson
Lucy Chen reviewed The Shocking Truth About Fame and Art by B.A. Shapiro and shares "fictional story based on a real event – the biggest art theft in history, where two men dressed as police officer went into the Isabella Steward Gardner Museum and stole over $500 million worth of art works. More than 20 years later, the case remains unsolved."
Author Interview
A Date with a Book interviewed Author LynDee Walker
Carstairs Considers reviewed Tell No Lies by Gregg Hurwitz
Booking Mama reviewed Trouble in Paradise (Rachel Knight short story) by Marcia Clark
Crime Fiction Collective reviewed The Accused (Rosato & Associates #12) by Lisa Scottoline and shares "This is a little lighter and more romantic than Scottoline's earlier novels in the series"
Back to Books reviewed The Maid's Version by Daniel Woodrell and shares "This is more of a crime noir, as an old lady tells the story of a fire that killed many people back in the '30s which no one was ever arrested for setting - but in the end, the mystery is solved."
Buried Under Books reviewed In the Blood by Sara Hantz
Crime Fiction Collective reviewed Evil in All Its Disguises (Lily Moore #3) by Hilary Davidson
Lucy Chen reviewed The Shocking Truth About Fame and Art by B.A. Shapiro and shares "fictional story based on a real event – the biggest art theft in history, where two men dressed as police officer went into the Isabella Steward Gardner Museum and stole over $500 million worth of art works. More than 20 years later, the case remains unsolved."
Author Interview
A Date with a Book interviewed Author LynDee Walker
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