What book is next on your cozy reading list? Showing 301-350 of 1,035

[Susie]

I believe my copy of Ghost in the Polka Dot Bikini should be waiting for me at the library tomorrow or Friday ;)

[Paula]

My next cozy is "A Real Basket Case" Beth Groundwater.

[Janet]

Susie in KS wrote: "Priscilla wrote: "I am re starting I began before christmas.."

I tried this one Priscilla, but I gave up before I was half-way thru it ;( I think I'm on..."

I wasn't impressed either. I think I stopped around the 3rd chapter.

[Janet]

Started today.

[Janet]

Melodie wrote: "Janet wrote: "I think my next cozy will be , or ."

A GLIMPSE OF EVIL was a good one!"

It was, I finished it really fast too!

[Kaye]

Priscilla wrote: "Kaye Wrote:I've got The Chocolate Cupid Killings waiting for me at the library and will start it today.

How strange Kaye! I went to my library today and we never have that many cozies in stock,..."

I request a lot of them through the intralibrary loan program. My local library doesn't have a lot either but if it's in a library anywhere in FL, they can get it for me. The only drawback is I never know how long it's going to take and I have to go to the library to request them. ( can't do it online)

[alicia]

Next one on my list will be

[Susie]

Janet wrote: "Started today."

Let us know how you like this one Janet! I wasn't sure if I should try it or not. We seem to agree on quite a few books ;)

[AmyD]

Next one for me is probably Knitting Bones, by Monica Ferris (#10). My library is busting at the seams with cozies, I worked there for 3 years a couple of years ago and loved it.

[Kaye]

My next one will be Town In a Lobster Stew Maine is a favorite setting for me as I lived in New Eng. for over 50 years before relocating to "Podunk", FL.

[Priscilla]

Susie in KS wrote: "Priscilla wrote: "I am re starting I began before christmas.."

I tried this one Priscilla, but I gave up before I was half-way thru it ;( I think I'm on..."

Janet Wrote:I wasn't impressed either. I think I stopped around the 3rd chapter

I finished and enjoyed reading 'Homicide in Hardcover'It was a strange one though. The writing style didnt match the theme of the book at all. The story wasnt bad, but I think I expected more.. I enjoyed it but it was one of my slower reads

[Melodie]

Priscilla wrote: "Susie in KS wrote: "Priscilla wrote: "I am re starting I began before christmas.."

I tried this one Priscilla, but I gave up before I was half-way thru it ;( I think I'm on..."

Janet Wrote:I ..."

I'm one of people who really likes the Bibliophile series. I like Brooklyn & her quirky family.

[Heidi]

I liked it too Melodie.

[❂ Murder by Death]

The bibliophiles mysteries are on of my favorites at the moment. So much so that I've found a book restoration class I'm signing up for. :)

[❂ Murder by Death]

Kaye wrote: "My next one will be Town In a Lobster Stew Maine is a favorite setting for me as I lived in New Eng. for over 50 years before relocating to "Podunk", FL."

Which Podunk town in Fla are you in?

[Priscilla]

I think I will read next. I picked this one up from the library after really enjoying The Trouble With Witches which was the first book I read by this author.So I hope the this one is good too!

[Lalalalaaa]

I'm particularly excited for these:

[alicia]

Peytavi wrote: "I'm particularly excited for these:
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I really liked I Scream,You Scream and can't wait to get the next one. The Coffee House ones are great too.

[Kaye]

Jennifer wrote: "Kaye wrote: "My next one will be Town In a Lobster Stew Maine is a favorite setting for me as I lived in New Eng. for over 50 years before relocating to "Podunk", FL."

Which Podunk ..."

West coast north of Tampa.

[Paula]

alicia wrote: "Peytavi wrote: "I'm particularly excited for these:
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I really enjoy the Laura Levine books, I try and get them from the library as soon as she has one out.

[Paula]

alicia wrote: "Peytavi wrote: "I'm particularly excited for these:
"

I really enjoy the Laura Levine books, I try and get them from the library as soon as she has one out.

[Lalalalaaa]

Paula wrote: "alicia wrote: "Peytavi wrote: "I'm particularly excited for these:
"

I really enjoy the..."

They're my favorite :) the first cozy I ever picked out on my own was This Pen For Hire and I've been hooked ever since! I'm surprised they're not more popular.

[Paula]

I agree Peytavi, I don't hear a lot of people reading them but I think she's gaining more popularity. I think lists like these help a lot.

[Cindy]

Finishing Wreath of Deception and looking forward to starting The Cruellest Month by Louise Penny. I also doing the War and Peace read-a-long .... definitely NOT a cozy1

[❂ Murder by Death]

"Kaye wrote: "My next one will be Town In a Lobster Stew Maine is a favorite setting for me as I lived in New Eng. for over 50 years before relocating to "Podunk", FL."

Which Podunk ..."

West coast north of Tampa.

Ahhh... I was born and raised in a Podunk town south of Tampa. :)

[Kaye]

Cindy wrote: "Finishing Wreath of Deception and looking forward to starting The Cruellest Month by Louise Penny. I also doing the War and Peace read-a-long .... definitely NOT a cozy1"

Enjoy Louise Penny's book - I love her series. Are you doing the W & P read a long in the blogisphere? I know some bloggers are reading a chapter a day for a year.

[Erin L]

Next up for me is likely going to be

[Michelle]

Linda wrote: "My next book that I'm going to be reading is



This is Book #6 in the Coffeehouse Mystery Series.

I only have two more chapters to read in

[bookcover..."

I love the coffeehouse mysteries!! Such a fun series

[Michelle]

Heidi I wrote: "I just got and from the library - not sure which one to read first??"

Read night of the living deed-I read it a few months ago..really enjoyed it :)

[Heidi]

Thanks Michelle - it is up next for me!

[Susie]

Up next for me is . This is a fun series.

[Sue]

I'm debating between Revenge of the Wrought-Iron Flamingos and The Darling Dahlias and the Cucumber Tree

[Jennifer]

I'm going to go back and forth between madelyn Alt's bewitched mysteries ( just read the first) and finishing off m c beaton. I gave myself a "batting cleanup" challenge this year to finish off some authors I'd read almost all of, and she is one of them.

[Kelley]

Sue T wrote: "I'm debating between Revenge of the Wrought-Iron Flamingos and The Darling Dahlias and the Cucumber Tree"

Sue T, Both books are good, but I really enjoyed The Darling Dahlias and the Cucumber Tree. I loved the fact it was set in the '30s and in the south. It was very vivid.

[Terri]

Currently reading Bitter Pill by Stacey Klemstein

[Aileen]

Shelly wrote: "Ooooohhh!!!!!!!!!!!! Betty, prepare to fall in love. Charlotte MacLeod is one of my all time favorites. It's a source of sorrow to me that most of her books are no longer in print. Enjoy! "

Yes, I love that series too. Impossible to find any copies here in Australia.

[Aileen]

I've just started Louise Penny's "Still Life" and am enjoying it very much. I h..."

I really love Louise Penny. I hope you enjoy it!

[Sandra J]

I have Buttercream Bump Off to start this evening.

[Shay]

Carol wrote: "I think my next cozy mystery may be Drive Time by Hank Phillippi Ryan. It's been calling to me for a long time, but I've been putting it off because I didn't want to not have one of the series to r..."

I resisted reading this series for years because of the cheesy covers. Then, one day, I couldn't find many books I wanted to read at the library, so I borrowed it out of desperation. I'm glad I did, like the series.

[Sue]

I think my next will be for the pink/red cover.

[Paula]

I'm reading "Invisible" Laurena McCourtney and really enjoying it so far.

[cazdoll]

My next cozy read will be SailI've just started Scarpetta

[❂ Murder by Death]

Aileen wrote: "Yes, I love that series too. Impossible to find any copies here in Australia. "

Aileen - I'm in Australia too and when I'm looking for books no longer in print, I find http://www.abebooks.com usually has a selection of them at all prices from book sellers everywhere. They all have different shipping costs to AU too, so you can sometimes find the book cheap, even after factoring in shipping.

[Aileen]

Jennifer wrote: "Aileen wrote: "Yes, I love that series too. Impossible to find any copies here in Australia. "

Aileen - I'm in Australia too and when I'm looking for books no longer in print, I find http://www.ab..."

Thanks! I'll check it out. So hard to find a good range of books in Australian bookshops, I find.

[❂ Murder by Death]

Aileen - for me it's not only the range, but, coming from the US, the prices nearly gave me a stroke. :) I end up buying very few books here b/c it's simply too expensive to support my book habit buying locally. I rely on bookdepository.com, abebooks.com, thriftbooks.com and amazon, even though I'd love to be able to support an independent bookshop locally. Hope abebooks has what you're looking for... cheers! :)

[Aileen]

Jennifer, so true. The prices are absurd. Who can afford to spend $20 - $30 for every book?? it really sux. I find paying postage to have books shipped new from Amazon is still significantly cheaper (ie about 2/3 of the price) of buying them new at a local bookshop. Its disgusting.

[Kaye]

I need to read for review and then I'll start

Paige is a new-to-me author so I don't know what to expect. Has anyone read this series? Any thoughts?

[Shirley]

Just finished
Tea Is For Terror by Gayle Wigglesworth



I loved it and now

Washington Weirdos by Gayle Wigglesworth




These are on my kindle and I am so impressed by the writing and characters.....will probably read all of her books this year.

[Melodie]

Kaye wrote: "I need to read for review and then I'll start

Paige is a new-to-me author so I don't know what to expect. Has ..."

I read the first in the Farmer's Market series and really didn't like it at all.

[Kaye]

Oh, rats! Thanks for the feedback Melodie. I hope I can find something positive in it.