What Cozy Did You Just Finish Reading??? (Archive) Showing 6,101-6,150 of 6,243

[Rhonda]

Fonduing Fathers by Julie Hyzy. I've now read through the series and love it.

[Melodie]

Finished and really liked it. I wasn't crazy about the first in this series. Glad I gave it another shot as the other books have been fun reads!

[Liora]

Pat wrote: "Hi! I think this is one of my favorite Groups! I am amazed at how many really good books are available! This morning I just finished "
I did enjo..."


I recently read books 1 and 2 in this series, nd really liked them. They were The House on Tradd Street and The Girl On Legare Street. So I will read this one next.

[Heather L , Cozy Mysteries Moderator]

Finished reading The Azalea Assault by Alyse Carlson last night before bed. It was okay, at least good enough I might be tempted to read book two. NOT that I need to get hooked on another series. There are too many I'm trying to catch up on now.

[Leslie]

Not sure that people will consider it a cozy, more a police procedural, but little to no violence, sex, or bad language so I'll put it in... The Draining Lake by Arnaldur Indriðason
Very good (4 stars)

[Camille]

Just finished . It was ok. I haven't read any others in the series, just stumbled upon this one at the library. I enjoyed the parts that took place in the tea shop the best.

[Melodie]

camille wrote: "Just finished . It was ok. I haven't read any others in the series, just stumbled upon this one at the library. I enjoyed the parts that took place i..."

I used to like this series, but don't read it anymore. Some of the characters just finally got on my last nerve!!

[Camille]

Melodie wrote: I used to like this series, but don't read it anymore. Some of the characters just finally got on my last nerve!!

I could see that. I found most of the characters kind of annoying, and the main character was kind of boring.

[Melissa]

camille wrote: "Just finished . It was ok. I haven't read any others in the series, just stumbled upon this one at the library. I enjoyed the parts that took place i..."

I'm a big fan of this series. I just started reading it last year and took a trip to Charleston as a result, which was a blast. I read them all pretty fast, so I stayed into it. I have Sweet Tea Revenge that I want to start reading soon.

[Barb]

I just read book #8 in the tea shop series and can't wait to get to the next one. Yes, some of the characters drive me crazy, but real life is like that too :)

[Camille]

Barb wrote: "I just read book #8 in the tea shop series and can't wait to get to the next one. Yes, some of the characters drive me crazy, but real life is like that too :)"

So true, lol. :)

[Melodie]

Barb wrote: "I just read book #8 in the tea shop series and can't wait to get to the next one. Yes, some of the characters drive me crazy, but real life is like that too :)"

Very true! But the real life ones I HAVE to put up with! The book ones I don't! LOL

[Barb]

LOL Good point :)

[Jeanie]

I just finished the Root of all Trouble by Heather Webber. You guys recommended her. I loved this one!

[Melodie]

Jeanie wrote: "I just finished the Root of all Trouble by Heather Webber. You guys recommended her. I loved this one!"

Now you need to try the Lucy Valentine books and the Wishcraft books she writes as Heather Blake!

[Jeanie]

Just finished The Root of All Trouble by Heather Webber and loved it.

[Lynn]

Stayed up far too late finishing The Cocoa Conspiracy. It was not terrible, but if I knew then what I know now, I would have skipped the series.

[DonnaCarol]

It took me a while, but I finished "Books Can Be Deceiving" by Jenn McKinlay.
A new-to-me Author & series.

[Melissa]

Just finished and enjoyed it.

[Zoe]

I finished and liked it.

[Mary (Biblophile)]

Just finised the newest in the Loon Lake Fishing series . I like the series though sometimes there's way too much info on fishing. Very likable characters and well written.

[Barb]

Finished early this morning. I found it a little dated, till I remembered that it was published in 1999, when "cellular phones" were still relatively new and internet searches were much harder and less common :) Once I got past that, I liked the book and will add the next in the series to my list.

[Camille]

Just finished A Witch in Time. Really enjoyed it. The mystery wasn't as straight forward as you usually get with a cozy, and was a little heavier on the romance than I usually read, not to say it was too much romance, lol, anyway it was still quite a fun read. It's the second one in this series that I've read, kinda wishing I'd read them in order now but oh we'll. :)

[Alannah]

Just finished Murder for Choir, by Joelle Charbonneau. Loved it!! Excellent detail, dialogue, and characterization. Jumping straight into the 2nd book in the series now!

[Heidi]

Alannah wrote: "Just finished Murder for Choir, by Joelle Charbonneau. Loved it!! Excellent detail, dialogue, and characterization. Jumping straight into the 2nd book in th..."

Yay! I just got this at the library yesterday :)

[DonnaCarol]

A nice rainy day for reading. I finished "Due Or Die" by Jenn McKinlay. ...I thoroughly enjoyed this second book in her series. Much better than her first in the "Library Lover's Mystery series (IMHO) I will be reading "#3, Book, Line and Sinker" when I can get it.

[Melodie]

Heidi (Seriously. Trust me.) wrote: "Alannah wrote: "Just finished Murder for Choir, by Joelle Charbonneau. Loved it!! Excellent detail, dialogue, and characterization. Jumping straight into th..."

Hope you like it, too, Heidi!

[Mystereity Reviews]

DonnaCarol wrote: "A nice rainy day for reading. I finished "Due Or Die" by Jenn McKinlay. ...I thoroughly enjoyed this second book in her series. Much better than her first in the "Li..."
I just finished the first book in the series today and I thought it was just ok. So the second book in the series is better?

[❂ Murder by Death]

Tee wrote: "DonnaCarol wrote: "A nice rainy day for reading. I finished "Due Or Die" by Jenn McKinlay. ...I thoroughly enjoyed this second book in her series. Much better than he..."

I don't remember much about the first one vs. the second/third etc. but personally, I love this series (although could have done without the ending of the third book....)

[Melissa]

Finished and and liked both of them.

[Mary (Biblophile)]

Just finished and started the second in this series. Missed them somewhere along the way.

[Sharon]

Finished Scraps of Paper last week and found it entertaining. Predictable plot line but writing was very readable and characters were interesting. I did feel more of a connection with the supporting male character than the lead female character, who I found a little inconsistent somehow.

[DonnaCarol]

Tee wrote: "DonnaCarol wrote: "A nice rainy day for reading. I finished "Due Or Die" by Jenn McKinlay. ...I thoroughly enjoyed this second book in her series. Much better than he..."

Yes Tee, much better. I had no trouble staying in this one. She corrected several issues in this one that bothered me in the first book of the series. No monotonous detail that didn't add to the story, toned down one of the most irritating, disagreeable characters to a more tolerable, believable level, characters had more depth in this one,and she nailed it on having more than just one good suspect (which I think she neglected to do in #1) and the chemistry between two of the characters was so well done that my heart actually pitter-pattered a few times. lol...I hope that she does as well with #3 in the series. Hoping for the best.

[Chuck]

finished . Rita is EXTREMELY self involved it's soooooo annoying.

[DonnaCarol]

❂ Jennifer wrote: "Tee wrote: "DonnaCarol wrote: "A nice rainy day for reading. I finished "Due Or Die" by Jenn McKinlay. ...I thoroughly enjoyed this second book in her series. Much be..."

I really liked the second in this series. If the rest are like this one, then it may turn out to be one of my fav. series. I really like her writing in Due Or Die. But.....NOW I'm worried about that ending Jennifer. :)

[Barb]

Susie in KS wrote: "Just finished and really enjoyed it!"

That's one of my all-time favorite series. If I could be a character from a book, I'd like to be Savannah -- most of the time :)

[Barb]

DonnaCarol wrote: "If the rest are like this one, then it may turn out to be one of my fav. series. I really like her writing in Due Or Die. But.....NOW I'm worried about that ending Jennifer. :)"

I'm with Jennifer on the end of #3 in that series, but I'm reserving judgment until I see where she goes from that ending. I guess book #4 will be my own personal litmus test.

[Melodie]

DonnaCarol wrote: "❂ Jennifer wrote: "Tee wrote: "DonnaCarol wrote: "A nice rainy day for reading. I finished "Due Or Die" by Jenn McKinlay. ...I thoroughly enjoyed this second book in..."

Another one who didn't buy the ending in #3, but I've got my fingers crossed on #4!

[Bandmama (aka Lucy) - Claiming Mitch as mine]

I just finished Double Shot. I really like this series and this author and will read them all.

[Marja]

Barb wrote: "Susie in KS wrote: "Just finished and really enjoyed it!"

That's one of my all-time favorite series. If I could be a character from a book, I'd like to b..."

This is one of my favorite series, too. I'd love to be more like Savannah.

[Mary (Biblophile)]

Just finished the second in this series . I like the series but the MC cries at the drop of a hat. Way too emotional and immature.

[Chuck]

Biblophile wrote: "Just finished the second in this series . I like the series but the MC cries at the drop of a hat. Way too emotional and immature."

Stooped reading that series because of the crying, got to book 3 read some and stopped

[DonnaCarol]

Melodie wrote: "DonnaCarol wrote: "❂ Jennifer wrote: "Tee wrote: "DonnaCarol wrote: "A nice rainy day for reading. I finished "Due Or Die" by Jenn McKinlay. ...I thoroughly enjoyed ..."

oooh. As much as I now dread the ending in #3, I know I have to read it to see what the issue's are. I hope they have it in my UBStore this weekend. I wish my library still carried cozies.

[DonnaCarol]

Finished Due Or Die by Jenn McKinlay. I really enjoyed this one. At one point, I had a tear down my cheek and the very next sentence had me L O L. I had a few issues with the book...a few too many typo's, a couple of reactions to situations that I found to be a bit unrealistic and the book had at least three characters that were very very similar to some found in Janet Evanovich's Stephanie Plum series.. So, that said, if you like the Plum series, you should like this one. Witty humor well done, flows nicely...fun, light and cozy.

[Jennifer]

Just finished

maybe it's the accountant in me, but this is one of my favorite series right now: Tara cracks me up!

[Mary (Biblophile)]

Just got done with and found it mediocre. I liked the author's other series but this one seemed dull and lifeless.

[Melissa]

Just finished .

[Vickie]

I hadn't read Martha Grimes for quite a while, but our local mystery book club chose The Man With A Load of Mischief. I found the characterization good and the book was funny in parts. A generally good read!

[Melodie]

Jennifer wrote: "Just finished

maybe it's the accountant in me, but this is one of my favorite series right now: Tara cracks me up!"

My copy of this arrived yesterday. Will get to it soon. I do accounting, too, kicking & screaming the whole way! This is never what I wanted to do, but I'm good at it....so it's what I do!

[❂ Murder by Death]

Melodie wrote: "Jennifer wrote: "Just finished

maybe it's the accountant in me, but this is one of my favorite series right now: Tara cracks me up!"

My copy of this arrived yesterday. Will get to it soon. I do accounting, too, kicking & screaming the whole way! This is never what I wanted to do, but I'm good at it....so it's what I do!..."

My copy is on it's way and I look forward to diving in.

Melodie - that's exactly how I feel about IT - kicking and screaming the whole way, but I'm good at it, so here I am! lol