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We hope to see the last of the snow today as it will be near 70!!! one day in the middle of next week. We are on a see-saw of temperatures, and that one day will stand out like a promise of not even spring, but summer!
Lots to prepare for this summer, including visitors from afar that I can't wait to see. Big smiles!
My mailbox was full with two mystery novels and a bunch of welcome cozies.
Blood Orange
by Susan Wittig Albert, China Bayles Mystery #24 to be released April 2016 by Berkley.
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We hope to see the last of the snow today as it will be near 70!!! one day in the middle of next week. We are on a see-saw of temperatures, and that one day will stand out like a promise of not even spring, but summer!
Lots to prepare for this summer, including visitors from afar that I can't wait to see. Big smiles!
My mailbox was full with two mystery novels and a bunch of welcome cozies.
Blood Orange
by Susan Wittig Albert, China Bayles Mystery #24 to be released April 2016 by Berkley.
In the newest China Bayles Mystery in the New York Times bestselling series, China comes to the aid of a nurse who ends up in the hospital...
Jessica Fletcher visits New York City during fashion week, only to discovers someone has rather fatal designs. Such a popular series, it's the 45th book, based on the television mystery series.
Reading Up a Storm
by Eva Gates, to be released April 5, 2016.
The bestselling author of Booked for Trouble returns with the third Lighthouse Library mystery set in the most literary lighthouse in North Carolina’s Outer Banks
A Clue in the Stew
by Connie Archer, to be released April 5, 2016
by Connie Archer, to be released April 5, 2016
Soup Lover Mystery #5, Soup shop owner Lucky Jamieson stirs up more trouble in the latest mystery from the national bestselling author of Ladle to the Grave...
What's your cozy read this week?
Just finished reading:
Lone Star by Paullina Simons. I enjoyed this coming of age story and romance set in Eastern Europe and Italy.
Goodreads describes the book as "the unforgettable love story between a college-bound young woman and a traveling troubadour on his way to war—a moving, compelling novel of love lost and found set against the stunning backdrop of Eastern Europe."
What's your cozy read this week?
Just finished reading:
Goodreads describes the book as "the unforgettable love story between a college-bound young woman and a traveling troubadour on his way to war—a moving, compelling novel of love lost and found set against the stunning backdrop of Eastern Europe."
It is my goal to start reading more cozies... maybe this summer. I'm not sure why I got out of the habit in the first place. Reading Up a Storm sounds like a perfect place to start.
ReplyDeleteThose all sound fun, but I'm most intrigued by the phrase "literary lighthouse"! I'm currently reading The Body in the Transept by Jeanne M. Dams -- first in a series about an American expat in an English cathedral town. I've set it down for something faster-paced, but I think I'll get back to it.
ReplyDeleteI don't read enough copies! These sound like fun! I use to love watching Murder She Wrote, but I h a vent read any of the books. And I'm definitely going to put Reading Up A Storm on my TBR list because one of these days we're going to the Outer Banks.Great bunch of books! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteI HATE auto correct! Especially when I haven't had enough coffee! I meant... I don't read enough COZIES! ;-)
DeleteThe Outer Banks sounds like a wonderful place to vacation. Have never been but it's on my wish list!
DeleteI love a good mystery, and watched Murder She Wrote endlessly when the show was on the air. Nowadays, I've rediscovered it on the Hallmark Channel!
ReplyDeleteBlood Orange looks tempting. Enjoy your week...and here are MY WEEKLY UPDATES
These look fantastic! I love the Murder She Wrote show but I haven't picked up any of the books yet. I also want to go back to the Susan Wittig Albert series. I read them early on but got distracted. The newer ones look so good and Eva Gates is on my TBR. How can I resist a library in a lighthouse? Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteHere on Long Island we also have had up and down temperatures. We had a dusting of snow on Friday. Hopefully that is it.
ReplyDeleteI think that my wife would like A Clue in the Stew so I will recommend it to her. I love then title.
Blood Orange looks interesting and so does Reading Up A Storm - those Gates books caught my eye with the library in the lighthouse thing. Sounds fun. :)
ReplyDeleteIt's summer in India already. I wish I could see some snow. :)
ReplyDelete'Lone Star' sounds good. I look forward to reading your review.
Have a great week ahead!
I like P Simons but I haven't read Lone Star - maybe one day. Lots of good looking cozy mysteries in your future!
ReplyDeleteThe mysteries look great, enjoy! (I honestly can't remember if I've read Lone Star...I went off Paullina Simons after A Song in the Daylight).
ReplyDeleteGetting ready for winter here in Australia where I am temporarily visiting children.
ReplyDeleteI like good mystery murders and yours sound very good.
Nice looking books. I've been reading a lot of mysteries lately. Here is what I read this past week. Happy reading!
ReplyDeleteOoh, lots of great mysteries to read. Blood Orange catches my eye.
ReplyDeleteCozies seem to always hit the spot. Happy reading
ReplyDeleteWhat a great stack of books! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteLove all the cozies!!
ReplyDeleteENJOY!!
Have a great reading week.
Elizabeth
Silver's Reviews
My Mailbox Monday
I love all the cozies! It's been a while since I've read any though, but these sound like fun. Enjoy your reading! :)
ReplyDeleteCozies are perfect for this sloggishly rainy time of year!
ReplyDeleteI know that Eva Gates is also Vicki Delany, one of my current favorite authors (the Molly Smith series). I also have been wondering about the Susan Witting Albert series for years now. So many books to catch up on, but perhaps I could just jump in and start. Mysteries are my favorite genre, so I enjoyed your post :)
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