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The Moscow Affair: A Nicole Graves Mystery
A Vacation to Die For **Finished**
A Calculated Whisk **Finished**
Oath of Loyalty **Finished**
Caught Dead to Write - a nice prequel novella to my favorite of Cahoon's series. Read 1Q23.
The Secret Witness Read 1Q23. I had to go look this up to see which book it was - titles are often so lackluster... but Methos always delivers a solid mystery. This isn't my favorite series of his, though - I'm a little burned out on the serial killer thing and have "been there done that" IRL, so. 
The Tuesday Night Survivors' Club I have several by Cahoon on here. This was book one of a new series and it has an interesting premise. I have since also read book two and will be keeping this series on my list. 
No Parm No Foul **Finished**
'Til Death **Finished**
Three Tainted Teas **Finished**
The Disappeared **Finished**
Eagles Over Britain - Just read this in the last week (mid-July) and liked it quite a bit, but then I'm a sucker for WWII fiction. 
Bitter Roots -- I finished this entire series earlier this year. Another interesting premise and Crosby melds local history, wine-making and an interesting cast of characters into a compelling mix. I got the sense that she might be finished with this series but I hope not!
Peril in Paris -- This is my favorite of Rhys Bowens' series and this one did not disappoint!
The Secret to Southern Charm - I *love* good old southern fiction, and this series is particularly interesting because each book recounts events from a different character's perspective, often covering the same time period as in other books, but throwing in facts and happenings that another "narrator" doesn't seem to know in another book, which changes the perspective on the events quite a bit. The author really makes that work. 
Hell and Back -- Walt Longmire-- Nuf Said!
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Oh, Jennifer, your title is pure gold! And your list is absolute danger. Not only have I not read any of these books, I haven't started any of these series. I will not come back to visit here at all...OK...maybe I'll just take a peak. I mean, if there's a good series, I need to know about it, right? :-) :-) :-)
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Bill wrote: "The only series I'm familiar with are Longmire and MR Hall's. I refuse to start new series!!! Oh Bill who are you kidding LOL ;-)
A fellow mystery lover...and lots I've not seen before, only a few are familiar. Will have to check these out. :)
I decided that I needed to just quickly skim these titles as I know if I open to read the descriptions I will only be adding more to my impossible list. Good luck!
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You and me both, Jennifer!!! I am really thinking about doing 12 books of series I am behind in and the 4 alternates being freebies.....
i think we both need help!! LOL....😩😩🤦🏾
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Lillie gave it 4 stars.... 🤔
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Alondra -- we do need help, but not til phase 4 or 5 of the challenge....
LOL, love your title. I really don't need any more series, but you know I'll come back to see how this is going 🤣Happy reading!
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Alondra -- we do need help, but not til phase 4 or 5 of the challenge...."
Hehhehehe.... I hear you on that one!
Nice theme! Somehow I've managed to NOT start many more than the few I'm currently reading.
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I haven't read any from this list. Wish you the best of luck!
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Jennifer, just in case you hadn't noticed this but on The Secret to Southern Charm book, there is a cool feature. If you get the ebook, you see a tablet. If you get a paper book, you see a book. I thought this was very clever!
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