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message 351: by Tonya (new)

Tonya De Lige Uncommon Grounds by Sandra Balzo. Enjoying it so far.


message 352: by Candace (new)

Candace Davidson | 833 comments Mod
@ Tonya you will.love it


message 353: by Christina (new)

Christina | 247 comments Chopping Spree (A Goldy Bear Culinary Mystery, #11) by Diane Mott Davidson by Diane Mott Davidson


message 354: by Brenda (new)

Brenda (threadmaster) | 9 comments I'm doing more crochet ing latlry


message 355: by Candace (new)

Candace Davidson | 833 comments Mod
Louisana Long Shot by Jana Deleon


message 356: by Dawn (new)

Dawn Just about to start Murder with a Twist (Mack's Bar Mystery #2) by Allyson K. Abbott


message 357: by Jeanne (new)

Jeanne Quigley (jeanneq) | 40 comments Happy Sunday! I'm reading Karen MacInerney's Death Runs Adrift.


message 358: by Heather (new)

Heather Koehn Fatal Fortune by Victoria Laurie Fatal Fortune (A Psychic Eye Mystery, #12) by Victoria Laurie


message 359: by Christina (new)

Christina | 247 comments Murder at the PTA by Laura Alden


message 360: by Dawn (new)

Dawn I have so many books to read but Murder and Marinara (An Italian Kitchen Mystery, #1) by Rosie Genova has been calling out to me so here we go.


message 361: by Jill (new)

Jill Tool Dawn wrote: "I have so many books to read but Murder and Marinara (An Italian Kitchen Mystery, #1) by Rosie Genova has been calling out to me so here we go."

That the same book I'm reading at the moment! I'm only on chapter 3. Just taking a break from reading and I'll be going back to it soon.


message 362: by Candace (new)

Candace Davidson | 833 comments Mod
I just picked this book up from the library. How funny!


message 363: by Janet (new)

Janet (jmnh109) | 4 comments Cloche and Dagger - Jenn McKinlay


message 364: by Tonya (new)

Tonya De Lige Books Can Be Deceiving by Jenn McKinlay. First time I have read this author.


message 365: by Jill (new)

Jill Tool Candace wrote: "I just picked this book up from the library. How funny!"

That is funny! I'm not to far in, but I am enjoying it. Had several moments where it made me smile, so that's a good thing!


message 366: by Ssofmind (new)

Ssofmind | 3 comments Dear Friends, My name is Gail and I have started a new Cozy Mysteries page on Facebook called Murder and Mayhem Cozy Mysteries, I would like to invite everyone with a facebook account to come join me. This is the link.

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Murder...


message 367: by Dawn (new)

Dawn Since I liked the first book so much I thought I would start on the second book in the series, The Wedding Soup Murder (An Italian Kitchen Mystery, #2) by Rosie Genova .


message 368: by Jill (new)

Jill Tool Dawn wrote: "Since I liked the first book so much I thought I would start on the second book in the series, The Wedding Soup Murder (An Italian Kitchen Mystery, #2) by Rosie Genova."

let me know how it is please. I haven't had much time this week to read the first one that I'm in the process of reading. I'm hoping that I will have the time this weekend to get caught up.


message 369: by Dawn (new)

Dawn Just about to start Some Enchanted Éclair (A Magical Bakery Mystery #4) by Bailey Cates . Hope it is as good as the previous books.


message 370: by Candace (new)

Candace Davidson | 833 comments Mod
I love this series!


message 371: by Dawn (new)

Dawn About to give Off Kilter by Hannah Reed a whirl.


message 372: by Candace (new)

Candace Davidson | 833 comments Mod
Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Crime by Tamar Myers


message 373: by Candace (new)

Candace Davidson | 833 comments Mod
Not a Monster' s of a Chance and Dead Blondes Tell No Tales by Denise Swanson.


message 374: by Candace (new)

Candace Davidson | 833 comments Mod
Lending a Paw by Laurie Cass


message 375: by Christina (new)

Christina | 247 comments Biggie and the Poisoned Politician by Nancy Bell by Nancy Bell


message 377: by Candace (new)

Candace Davidson | 833 comments Mod
The Diva Cooks a Goose by Krista Davis


message 378: by Jill (new)

Jill Tool Gail wrote: "I'm starting to read short stories... Does anyone have a favorite (short story ebook) cozy mystery"

I enjoy the Agatha Christi ones. There also only like .99 on the Nook. I don't know how much they are for the Kindle.


message 379: by Jill (new)

Jill Tool I love discovering new authors that I haven't read before or even heard of. Recently I had a chance to discover two new authors, thanks to other people. I recently finished Death On Demand (Death On Demand, #1) by Carolyn G. Hart by Carolyn Hart. I had never read anything by her before and I'll more than likely continue with this series. After finishing Death On Demand I started on the other new new author. I'm about half way thru Glazed Murder (Donut Shop Mystery, #1) by Jessica Beck by Jessica Beck It's the first on in the series. I have never read anything by her before and I am enjoying it. I'm hoping to finish it tonight, since I might not get read much this week by getting everything ready for Thanksgiving.


message 380: by Christina (new)

Christina | 247 comments Dead In The Mud (Amanda Hazard Mystery, #5) by Connie Feddersen by Connie Feddersen


message 381: by Dianne (new)

Dianne Starting If Books Could Kill If Books Could Kill (Bibliophile Mystery, #2) by Kate Carlisle this morning


message 382: by Christina (new)

Christina | 247 comments Frill Kill (A Scrapbooking Mystery, #5) by Laura Childs by Laura Childs


message 383: by Jeanne (new)

Jeanne Quigley (jeanneq) | 40 comments I'm getting into the holiday spirit with Agatha Christie's Hercule Poirot's Christmas.


message 384: by Dawn (new)

Dawn Just about to start Geared for the Grave (The Cycle Path Mysteries #1) by Duffy Brown . Just love books that take place in Michigan, especially Mackinac Island. So I hope it's a good one.


message 385: by Hal (new)

Hal | 7 comments The Girl Next Door by Ruth Rendell, my favorite living writer.


message 386: by Hal (new)

Hal | 7 comments "One Across, Two Down" by Ruth Rendell. I have read 40 or so of her books in the last year and fear I am reaching the end. Desperately seeking to find someone else of her literary level. I am partial to the British and Irish. All suggestions welcome.


message 387: by Candace (new)

Candace Davidson | 833 comments Mod
A Mid Winter's Tail by Sofie Kelly


message 388: by Dawn (new)

Dawn I have been in a reading slump lately. The last couple of books I have tried to read have failed to hold my attention. Hopefully The Christie Curse will fix my slump.


message 389: by Christina (new)

Christina | 247 comments A Vision of Murder by Victoria Laurie


message 390: by Joanne (new)

Joanne Lowery (joannelowery) Christina wrote: "I am reading Carbs and Cadavers by J. B. Stanley"

I love the name of that one. I like my cozies to with a lot of humor. Think I'll check that one out. Thanks.


message 391: by Joanne (new)

Joanne Lowery (joannelowery) I'm reading "Murder by Misrule" by Anna Castle. I don't know if it's a cozy for sure but I'm loving the subtle humor. The sample download hooked me in.


message 392: by Jill (new)

Jill Tool I'm currently reading Sugar Cookie Murder (Hannah Swensen, #6) by Joanne Fluke by Joanne Fluke I love the Hannah series. I've read this before several years ago and it's a good holiday one to read.


message 393: by Tonya (new)

Tonya De Lige Just started Final Sail by Elaine Viets.


message 394: by Jill (new)

Jill Tool Gail wrote: "I'm starting to read short stories... Does anyone have a favorite (short story ebook) cozy mystery"

I enjoy the Agatha Christi ones and Sue Grafton has one out with short stories of her main character Kinsey from her alphabet series that were written before the series that is good Kinsey and Me: Stories


message 395: by Jill (new)

Jill Tool Hope you find some that you like


message 396: by Jill (new)

Jill Tool I don't think I've read that one let me know how it is then maybe I'll read it...lol


message 397: by Dawn (new)

Dawn I have been in a little bit of a slump lately. Just sidelined another book because just could not get into it. That makes the third book in a row. Hopefully fourth times a charm with Cookie Dough or Die (A Cookie Cutter Shop Mystery, #1) by Virginia Lowell .


message 398: by Jill (new)

Jill Tool Gail wrote: "Jill wrote: "Hope you find some that you like"

Sorry Jill... The free book was Kinsey Grafton's ... Oops... But I'm enjoying it. Teehee"



No worries....lol


message 399: by Dawn (new)

Dawn Since I liked the first book so much I figured I would read the second in the Cookie Cutter Shop Series, A Cookie Before Dying (A Cookie Cutter Shop Mystery, #2) by Virginia Lowell .


message 400: by Candace (new)

Candace Davidson | 833 comments Mod
Book, Line and Sinker by Jenn McKinlay


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