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What book is next on your cozy reading list?
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I love the G.A. McKevett series!







I don't care for this series, but if you're thinking about buying it you might check www.half.com. You can buy it brand new on there starting at $5.93. I buy a lot of stuff on there and have never had a problem.

I read the first 2 and that was enough for me. I didn't care for the main character and the coffee talk didn't do a thing for me as I don't like coffee.




Well, let me put my 2 cents worth in the mix, I really like the series and I'm no longer a coffee drinker. I've read the first four of them and have liked them all. The only thing I can say is the relationship that the protagonist, Clare Cosi, and her ex-husband has is rather unbelievable.


The 2nd Tattoo Shop mystery is even better than the first one!

Ooh, I like this series. Let us know what you think of Canaan's Gate. Enjoy!
I'm hesitating between The Dark Place and The Witch of Agnesi. I've liked a lot Fellowship of Fear but math and cozy, hum...

Melodie said exactly what I was going to say...that the second tatoo mystery is better than the first. Great minds...and all that :)

I'm not so sure. I love coffee (expresso, not Starbucks --Spanish, you know ;) ) but I haven't been able to read Cleo Coyle mysteries. However, I don't like tattoos at all and I've liked a lot the series. Perhaps interests helps, but at the ends it's the writing for me.

That's the ultimate reason I don't care for the Coffee Shop books. I don't like the writing or the characters. Clare's relationship with her ex-husband is just too out there for me to believe, too. I don't like tea, but I like the Tea Shop books. And I don't have a tattoo either (but I think they're fascinating and my niece is close to talking me into one!) but I really like the tattoo shop books.




I have a few to finish first though. Revenge of the spellmans, Knots and Crosses (Inspector Rebus) and Anne of Avonlea.


I liked the Blackbird Sisters books. Too bad it looks like she's done with them.

I have a few to finish first though. Revenge of the spellmans, Knots and Crosses (Inspector Rebus) and Anne of Avonlea."
I have read 4 of Jasper Fforde's Thursday Next series. It is a little odd (actually a lot odd) and takes some getting used to. It's not a series that I rush right out when the next book comes in. In fact, I still have First Among Sequels to read.
There is another series that I tried to read by Kasey Michaels. The main character, Maggie Kelly, is a mystery writer and the characters in her books came to life. I took the book back, I just could not get into the story line at all. (If you are interested the first book in the series is Maggie Needs An Alibi

I thought I was reading them for the first time, but Anne of Avonlea is just too familiar so I must have picked it up and read it at some point in the past.


I loved the Anne books, though I honestly don't remember if I read them all. Might have to do a reread sometime. I have the two movies, but only caught a few eps of the series when it originally aired. It seemed like a good show.



Ooh, I like this series. Let us know what you think of Canaan's Ga..."
Thanks for the followup. The Bay Tanner series is most enjoyable. I'm putting Canaan's Gate on the never ending list! I'm glad you enjoyed the book.








Hmmmmm........all 3 are on my nook which is in my car. I live on the third floor of my apartment building so I don't feel like going to get it. Think I'll listen to





Hmmmmm........all 3 are on my nook which ..."
I've read all 3 and I'd go with TRESSED TO KILL!




I really want to finish up the Stephanie Plum series, but I only own up to Seven Up right now and after picking up about 10-15 books on the weekend at garage sales and from my sister in law, I've got a lot of reading to do before I can buy any more with a clear conscience.






I really want to finish up the Stephanie Plum series, but I only own up to Seven Up right now and after picking up about 10-15 books on the week..."
I just finished a quick reread of CLUB DEAD last week for the new season of True Blood. I know the show will only very loosely have anything to do with the book, but wanted to refresh my memory about some of the stuff that happened. It was every bit as good the second time around. Rereading is something I almost never do, but have made an exception for the Sookie books because of True Blood.

I read the first one and thought it was kind of so-so. But I'm giving it another try with the new book, which I have but haven't touched yet.


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