2-3-4 Challenge discussion

I'm out of town till early in October, so this may change when I get home and really *think about my reading list, but it will do for now.

BARB'S READING LIST / OCTOBER 2018

ARCs :
The Lacemaker's Secret, by Kathleen Ernst (continues series)
Midsummer Mayhem, by Marty Wingate (continues series)
The Colors of All the Cattle, by Alexander McCall Smith (continues series)

TO ADVANCE SERIES :
North of Clever, by Suzann Ledbetter
If Books Could Kill, by Kate Carlisle
A Toast to Murder, by Michele Scott
Thread End, by Amanda Lee
Twelve Angry Librarians, by Miranda James
The Devil's Puzzle, by Clare O'Donohue
Ill Wind, by Nevada Barr

NEW SERIES TO START FOR CHALLENGES :
Bless Her Dead Little Heart, by Miranda James
A Tine to Live, A Tine to Die, by Edith Maxwell
The Merchant of Death: A Mayan Mystery, by Cécile Chabot

AUDIOBOOKS WHEN TIME :
The Concrete Blonde, by Michael Connelly (continues series)
Deader Homes and Gardens, by Joan Hess

WISH LIST, IF TIME :
Play With Fire, by Dana Stabenow (continues series)
Death and Daisies, by Amanda Flower (continues series)
Night of Miracles, by Elizabeth Berg (continues series)
Freezer I'll Shoot, by Victoria Hamilton (continues series)
Merry Market Murder, by Paige Shelton (continues series)

I love that you have so many mysteries on your list. My second favorite genre. I may have to check out the Nevada Barr books. I'm currently reading my second book in a row that features a Fish and Wildlife Game Warden as a main character and I'm liking all the outdoor settings.

Have a great month!

Have a wonderful month, Barb!

Good reading

Veronica wrote: "I may have to check out the Nevada Barr books. I'm currently reading my second book in a row that features a Fish and Wildlife Game Warden as a main character and I'm liking all the outdoor settings."

The MC in that series is a ranger for the National Park Service, and every book is set in a different park. It's an interesting way to learn a bit more about some of the parks I've not yet visited :)

What a unique idea for a story!

Yes! And the author doesn't run into the rut of figuring out how many ways someone can die in just one park ... although I'm sure there are many, many ways that could happen :)

LOL, yes, plus it would certainly avoid the trap of a singular town/location becoming the murder capital of the country.

Have a wonderful month Barb.

Looks like you’re a cozy mystery fan. You’ve got a nice mix of authors, too. Hope you can get to Harry Bosch as that’s a good one.

Enjoy🎊

Yes, my mom introduced me to cozies way back when we had to go to the bookmobile to get our books because the library was too far away and my parents were a one-car family, and I've gravitated toward cozies ever since. I read other books, too, but cozies seem to be my fall-back books :)

I wish I’d stuck with them longer but when I graduated to the grittier stuff, I couldn’t go back. Enjoy them!!