Real Murders (Aurora Teagarden, #1) in Around the World in 80 Books

Dec 07, 2016 Nadine in NY Jones rated it it was ok

Shelves: mystery

Not too many women can get poisoned chocolates, be interrogated by the police, and sell expensive properties in the same day.

Yep, it's a cozy!

I'm reading this to fulfill the "Goodreads Recommendation" category of the 2016 Around the Year reading challenge. That's a tricky category, because Goodreads only recommends books that aren't already on my TBR list. And, for the most part, if I'm interested in a book, then it's already in my TBR list. So it was tough for me to find a recommended book ...more

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Dec 06, 2008 Whittney rated it really liked it

Aroura Teagarden is a librarian who becomes the target of a killer copying famous murder cases. Someone is going to great lengths to involve Aroura in the murders and she soon comes under suspicion of the police (and local busybodies). To save her neighbors and clear her name, Aroura has to figure out who the murder is without becoming a victim herself.

Charlaine Harris successfully uses humor to keep her series from getting dark or depressing without becoming silly. The characters are realistic ...more

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Aug 24, 2017 Rachel N. rated it liked it

Shelves: read-in-2017, series, mystery, murder, librarian, georgia, reading-road-trip-u-s

Aurora Teagarden is a librarian in Lawrenceton, Georgia and she is the landlady for townhouses her mother owns. Aurora also belongs ot a group that meets monthly to discuss a real murder. At one meeting Aurora finds the body of a group member who has been killed in a way that resembles the murder she was to discuss that month. The book started out strong but when more murders occur it started to loose focus. I enjoyed the main character and her love interests and will continue with the series.

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