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[❂ Murder by Death]

I've been listening to and so far it's just wonderful.

[Heidi]

Jennifer wrote: "I've been listening to and so far it's just wonderful."

That was very good on audio.

[❂ Murder by Death]

Heidi wrote: "Jennifer wrote: "I've been listening to and so far it's just wonderful."

That was very good on audio."

I love the use of multiple narrators! Really makes the book come alive. :)

[Heather L , Cozy Mysteries Moderator]

Jennifer wrote: "I've been listening to and so far it's just wonderful."

One of my favorite books--glad you are enjoying it! : )

[Heather L , Cozy Mysteries Moderator]

Finished Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet last night and absolutely loved it. Was even a little choked up at the end. Sigh...

Am reading a rom-suspense now by Julie Miller, Nanny 911.

[Bette]

Heather - Hotel on Bittter & Sweet is my next read so I am glad to hear that.

[Bette]

Jennifer wrote: "Heidi wrote: "Jennifer wrote: "I've been listening to and so far it's just wonderful."

That was very good on audio."

I love the use..."

I loved this book also, but read it not listened. My eyes get soooo tired sometimes, I should try audiobooks. Hmmmm, food for thought.

[Bette]

Kim wrote: Reading Spare Change
Hmmmm, sounds like a book I might love - LOL! Thanks.

[Bette]

I almost never read YA romance BUT I just finished "That Boy by Jillian Dodd, and absolutely loved it. So much fun. I love the teen feel of the artwork throughout the book - made me remember when I did the same doodles back in high school

[Heidi]

Heather L wrote: "Finished Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet last night and absolutely loved it. Was even a little choked up at the end. Sigh...

Am reading a rom-suspense now by Julie Miller, Nanny 911."

I really liked Hotel on the Corner as well. It was very sweet. I think I gave it 3 stars (which is good for me :)

[Karen]

Reading:Port MortuaryJust like reviews state on this book, it is pretty stupid. Has gotten better further in. most are saying her new books are not worth reading and I agree. I keep getting them since my ;library is limited, and they have a lot of hers.Whine , Whine , whine. the theme of book.

[Susan]

I am reading On the Edge by Ilona Andrews and I am also re-reading The Face of Deception by Iris Johansen for my mystery book club.

[Melodie]

I finished and liked it, but not nearly as much as I thought I would.

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My absolute favorite genre is historical fiction as well as non fiction :)

[Erin L]

Picked up Fair Game at the library on Friday and I can't wait to really get into it (once I finish a book that's due later this week)

[Erin L]

Picked up Fair Game at the library on Friday. can't wait to really get into it. I got 2 chapters in then realized I had another book due at the end of this week.

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I just started

[Shannon]

I have been listening to and I am enjoying it. Glad that it has more books in the series to go after this one

[Heidi]

Shannon wrote: "I have been listening to and I am enjoying it. Glad that it has more books in the series to go after this one"

I liked that on audio.

[Karen M]

I seem to be a bit tired of mysteries/thrillers at the moment so I'm reading A Hearth in Candlewood and Love Over Scotland. Of course, I'll probably be back with a mystery as soon as I finish White Fang which I'm reading as slowly as possible because I love this book.

[Karen]

Well I love the movie and finally bit the bullet and am doing the book: As usual way different than move. I think the movie ruined it for me. Marie is so different in the book. I love her in the movie and hated them killing her off. Does that also happen in book 2? May not want to read it then. I like her vulnerability and and dependence on him in movie with his lead. In book she is more like the lead and not a nobody as in the movie. I guess it is more romantic the way movie does, but not practical if it was real life. Also book drags in spots, whereas movie is action go go.
I am also reading: which I happened to see at library and have always been interested in this story. I am disappointed in it. ( I know there was movie of this also and think it would be better. )I read reviews on here and they were pretty low ranking so I am wondering whether to pursue it or not. Too many books to waste time.

[Heather L , Cozy Mysteries Moderator]

Reading Moon Called by Patricia Briggs, the first in a series of paranormal romances with werewolves. Have books 2-4 waiting in the wings, all on loan from a friend.

[Melodie]

Heather L wrote: "Reading Moon Called by Patricia Briggs, the first in a series of paranormal romances with werewolves. Have books 2-4 waiting in the wings, all on loan from a friend."

LOVE this series!!

[Erin L]

Heather L wrote: "Reading Moon Called by Patricia Briggs, the first in a series of paranormal romances with werewolves. Have books 2-4 waiting in the wings, all on loan from a friend."

I love this series AND the Alpha & Omega series - set in the same world, sharing some characters, but with different main characters.

[Erin L]

Reading What the Lady Wants . I'm trying to read some of the older books on my to read list.

[Karen M]

White Fang was a really good read. On to complete a short series, Angels and Demons. I've already read The Da Vinci Code and The Lost Symbolso might as well go back and read the first one.

[Heather L , Cozy Mysteries Moderator]

Erin wrote: "I love this series AND the Alpha & Omega series - set in the same world, sharing some characters, but with different main characters."

My friend has the first of the A&O series for me to read, too. Should keep me busy for at least a week. *g*

[Melodie]

Heather L wrote: "Erin wrote: "I love this series AND the Alpha & Omega series - set in the same world, sharing some characters, but with different main characters."

My friend has the first of the A&O series for ..."

I like Alpha & Omega, too, but prefer Mercy Thompson.

[Heather L , Cozy Mysteries Moderator]

Finished the first book, starting the second. My friend picked up two more books in the two series yesterday. Going to be a busy May, lol.

[Susan]

I am about to read Lightening Thief by Rick Riordan. I just finished several nonfics & my semester textbooks (of course). I am also reading Snuff by Terry Pratchett. Haven't decided which cozy is up next. I'm leaning toward book 2 from Anne George's Southern Sisters series, "Murder on a Bad Hair Day"

[Andrea]

I am currently reading byGuy Gavriel Kay, byEwan McGregor,and my cozy of course! I almost always have a book of poetry on the go as well. I just finished byLorna Crozier. I'll read any book that looks interesting.

[Susan]

I am reading Hell's Corner by David Baldacci

[Erin L]

Melodie wrote: "Heather L wrote: "Erin wrote: "I love this series AND the Alpha & Omega series - set in the same world, sharing some characters, but with different main characters."

My friend has the first of t..."

Melodie, it'd be easier if I prefered one over the other. With the last A&O book, I'm just as hooked on that series.

[Erin L]

I'm reading The Sinner . I'm really enjoying Tess Gerritsen's work.

[DonnaCarol]

I don't have a fav. genre outside of a cozy. My mood dictates my selection. The last book I read outside the cozy genre was The Help. Great Book. I am in the middle of reading Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier. I also enjoy Maeve Binchy,Julie Garwood,Catherine Coulter (I've read most of the FBI Thriller series),Judith McNaught among many others.

[DonnaCarol]

Susan wrote: "I am about to read Lightening Thief by Rick Riordan. I just finished several nonfics & my semester textbooks (of course). I am also reading Snuff by Terry Pratchett. Haven't decided which cozy is u..."

Heidi wrote: "Hotel on the Corner is very sweet."

Susan wrote: "I am about to read Lightening Thief by Rick Riordan. I just finished several nonfics & my semester textbooks (of course). I am also reading Snuff by Terry Pratchett. Haven't decided which cozy is u..."

I read that series and really enjoyed it. I loaned them to my mom,she loaned them to her friends and they all enjoyed the series. They agreed with me that it is always nice to see main characters a little more in our age range as well as the younger ones.

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I'm reading A Beautiful Blue Death by Charles Finch who is a British author. It's historic mystery, quite slow moving, but interesting for the other-world-time atmosphere.

[Barb]

Susan wrote: "I am reading Hell's Corner by David Baldacci"

I loved that book and am hoping there's another in the series soon!

[Barb]

For this month's F2F book group, I'm listening to Killing Floor, Lee Child's first Jack Reacher book. It is definitely NOT a cozy, and I'm not sure I'll continue the series.

Like DonnaCarol, I tend to read little bits of everything, depending on what mood I'm in at the moment -- and what books are due back at the library first :) Favorite non-cozy authors include Catherine Coulter, Debbie Macomber, Steve Berry, Mary Kay Andrews, Elin Hilderbrand and Michelle Moran.

[Melodie]

I read a lot of YA paranormal & dystopian when I'm not reading cozies or hardboiled mysteries. Right now I'm reading and . I understand the CW TV network is probably going to have show this fall based on THE SELECTION, so thought I'd be sure to read it well in advance. I do love the CWs take on The Vampire Diaries! Also, hope to get to within the next week. The Spenser series was always one of my absolute favorites. I figured there wouldn't be any more with Parker's passing last year, but actually looking forward to Ace Atkins' take on the books. I've read some of his other stuff and he's a good writer.

[Karen M]

I've started a "so far lite one" called Mai Tai Butterfly

[Marisa, Cozy Mysteries Assistant Moderator]

Andrea, I read "The Fionavar Tapestry" a lot of years ago and I liked it a lot but I think it's the series I've cried more.

[Heather L , Cozy Mysteries Moderator]

What could be better during round after round of thunderstorms than a good, creepy suspense? I spent most of the day curled up with Tami Hoag's Deeper Than the Dead, finishing before dinner. Will definitely be seeking out the second and third books in this series!

[Susan]

I just started The Sixth Man by David Baldacci

[Rachelle]

I read anything and everything so I can never say what I might be reading if I'm not reading a cozy but right now I am reading Sacre Bleu By Christopher Moore.

[Melodie]

I finished and . On to .

[Karen M]

Finished Angels and Demons and have started Beggarman, Thief which I'm reading before I forget too much of Rich Man, Poor Man.

[Susan]

I am currently reading Beachcombers by Nancy Thayer, very hard book to put down

[Erin L]

Melodie wrote: "I finished and . On to ."

How did you like "The Selection?" I've read some reviews of it that make me think I probably would just get frustrated with it so I'm a little wary.

[Erin L]

Have waiting on my eReader.