March '17 Serial Reader Challenge

[Marisa]

Gary wrote: "Just finished my first book of the month for this challenge,
School's Out for Murder by Tracy D. Comstock. An enjoyable read. I did have this one figured out, more or less, before the big reveal...."

Glad to know you've liked it. It's in my TBR too.

[Gary]

Enjoying the current book as well, but then I was a in theater from high school on, usually on stage, sometimes back stage.

[Gary]

Finished my second book of the month Murder Takes Center Stage by Tracy D. Comstock a 4 star rating from me.

[Linda]

Finished my second book for the challenge, Murder of a Cranky Catnapper and drumroll please, I am actually up to date on this series for the first time ever! Now comes the annoying part of having to wait for new books to come out!

[Barbara]

I finished the second book for the month, Strawberry Shortcake Murder by Joanne Fluke, and, like the first book, it was a really light, fun read. Thank you for introducing me to this series!

[Barbara]

Linda wrote: "Finished my second book for the challenge, Murder of a Cranky Catnapper and drumroll please, I am actually up to date on this series for the first time ever! Now comes the annoying ..."

That's awesome, Linda! It's always a good feeling catching up on a long series like that. I do enjoy the Scumble River mysteries, although I'm a LONG way from caught up. Congratulations!

[Jennifer]

Finished my second for the month: The Wedding Shawl.

[Sandra]

Finished: 5/5


A Haunted Yarn Shop Mystery series by Molly MacRae



Good Series!

[Helen]

Finished my second, Creation in Death, by J.D. Robb, two days ago, but haven't posted as I've been distracted by severe flooding in my home town.
Good read, and though it started like the last one in the series I'd read, the development of the plot was quite different. Not sure this series should be classed as cozies, though.