What have you finished reading recently and what is next on your list to read?

[Lillian]

I just finished reading Murderer's Club by P.D. Martin and Baby Shark's Beaumont Blues. I will be posting reviews on my blog http://bloodstainedbookreviews.blogsp...

Next on my List to be read are
Stay by Nicola Griffith and The Firemaker by Peter May

[Andrea]

I just finished one from MC Beaton's Hamish McBeth series "Death of a Perfect Wife." I've been on a Hamish kick - not so much for the plots as for the characters and the descriptions of the small town life.

I've started Arianna Franklin's "Mistress of the Art of Death." Since I had a couple plane flights this week, I made a pretty good start at it, and have really been enjoying it.

Next after that is probably the 3rd book in the Maise Dobbs series.

[Leah]

"Mistress of the Art of Death" was great!!! I'm curious to know what you think of it when you've finished it. I really enjoyed it along with Arianna Franklin's other book, "City of Shadows". Enjoy!! :)

[Andrea]

I finished "Mistress of the Art of Death" today. It really pulled me along, so I set aside the other books I've been reading while I finished it.

There were a couple places where due to the foreshadowing I was able to guess what would happen next or to whom something would happen, and I wasn't all that surprised by whodunit. I thought it was well written overall and that the ending was well done.

I'm looking forward to reading "City of Shadows."

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I just finished Suspect by Michael Robothom which is a great book. I have read his non-series work before but hadn't read any of the Joe O'Loughlin books before. Am looking forward to reading more of them but as I don't own any others yet my next mystery read will probably be Kathy Reichs' latest. Although I'm going to tackle a non-mystery, Pillars of the Earth, as my next good read.

[Celeste]

I'm currently reading The Spellman Files by Lisa Lutz. Ms. Lutz is a very sharp writer. I'm really enjoying her first book and I'm sure I'll pick up her sequel when I finish this one.

[Wilhelmina]

I am happily leaping into The Tin Roof Blowdown, a Dave Robicheaux Novel by James Lee Burke. I'm a long-time fan of the Robicheaux series, and the setting of Hurricane Katrina promises to make this book one of the best.

[Susanna - Censored by GoodReads]

I just finished Crimson Joy, by Robert B. Parker, which I enjoyed.

My next mystery will probably be Paper Doll, also by Robert B. Parker.

[Pamela]

I loved Crimson Joy, Susanna. I don't think Parker's come up to that level in any subsequent book, although they're still
good reads." Let us know what you think about Paper Doll.

[Kathryn]

Those of you who like a little history with your mystery

[Icy-Cobwebs-Crossing-SpaceTime]

I have The Hangman's Song out via Library, first I've read in that series

[Amber]

I am working on my review of The Pot Thief Who Studied Pythagoras. Loved it. It's eccentric, off-beat, totally original. Definitely getting hooked on this series.

[Ellen]

I just finished "Ming Tea Murder" by laura Childs and am now reading "Bone to be Wild" by Carolyn Haines.

[Terri]

The Diva Runs Out of Thyme just finished

Currently reading Murder to Go

[Tiffani]

I just finished A Beautiful Blue Death which I thought was just okay. Before that I read The Weed That Strings the Hangman's Bag and A Fatal Grace, both of which I very much enjoyed.

[Dave]

Just finished Finders, Keepers (Stephen King)the second installment of a three part series begun with the Award Winning Mr. Mercedes. "I was walking in the woods one day and a thought occurred to me...", how a story is born.

Up next, The Wright Brothers.

[Amber]

Finished and loved The Pot Thief Who Studied Pythagoras. Gave it five stars. Finished and liked Double Duplicity. Three and a half stars if GR would let me do halves. The former is more unconventional in its plot and characters, the latter more of a traditional cozy, though enhanced by a touch of the mystical. Now reading the very unconventional, mystical and beautifully written book two in the Mysterious Marsh series When The Tide Turned.

[Ellen]

Finished Bone to be Wild by Carolyn Haines and now reading The Wolfe Window by Victoria Abbott.

[Amber]

Could readers give the GR links with the titles of the books they enjoyed? Most of you do, a few don't. I like to click on them (I know I can enter the titles and search but I type everything wrong...) and see if I would be interested. Thanks.

[Ellen]

Bone to Be Wild

Bone to Be Wild

The Wolfe Widow

[Amber]

Gracias!