Cozy Mystery Corner discussion

jaxnsmom wrote: "Denise wrote: "I am reading Wild(from Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail) by Cheryl Strayed"

I just downloaded that today! And the book is waiting for me at the library. Now I can read at ..."

I did enjoy it. I usually don't read non fiction books. Let me know what you think of the book.

Denise wrote: "jaxnsmom wrote: "Denise wrote: "I am reading Wild(from Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail) by Cheryl Strayed"

I just downloaded that today! And the book is waiting for me at the library. N..."

I will. It's a group read for August in another group, but I don't think I can wait that long :)

Just finished ..And loved it..

Inheritance.

I'm reading which I am almost done with and know it's going to be at least 4 stars for me, and which I have just started.

I have run out of cozies to read so I'm back to reading my Sherlockian book. I don't like the language which will earn him a poor star rating.

Reading

Denise wrote: "I am reading Wild(from Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail) by Cheryl Strayed"

I read that book recently and loved it - let me know what you think of it!

fivesunflowers wrote: "Denise wrote: "I am reading Wild(from Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail) by Cheryl Strayed"

I read that book recently and loved it - let me know what you think of it!"

I really enjoyed it. I could never have done what she did. I think I would have given up after day one. I read they are going to make it into a movie.

No cozies at the moment. More hard-core stuff-- The Concrete Blonde , One Shot , and 11/22/63 . I guess this last isn't really a mystery but it feels like one where I'm at in the book because he's trying to change a history that is of course very familiar to me into something unknown.

Currently I'm reading and . Both are for book groups.

I've just started I loved the first two books in this series, this third book is supposed to be even better!

Karen wrote: "I've just started I loved the first two books in this series, this third book is supposed to be even better!"

Sounds intriguing! And after seeing that Aaronovitch wrote several episodes of Doctor Who, I've put the first one, on my tbr.

Fantastic, I hope you enjoy it as much as I did!

Jennifer wrote: "No cozies at the moment. More hard-core stuff-- The Concrete Blonde , One Shot , and 11/22/63 [bookcover:11 22 63]. I guess this last isn't rea..."

Let me know what you think of 11/22/63. It's a book i wanted to read since it came out.

I am reading Changeling by Kelly Meding.

I'm about 2/3 through The Concrete Blonde and am thoroughly enjoying it although in its own way it's a time-travel exercise, because there have been so many Bosch's since.... I'm really liking 11/22/63 too, although I got yanked out of the story abruptly today by two anachronisms in the space of about 25 pages! Stevie, boy, where was your editor!?

Denise wrote: "Let me know what you think of 11/22/63. It's a book i wanted to read since it came out."

I thought it was a really great book. And I stopped reading Stephen King years ago. Going back in time to change history is a concept that's been done before, but King does an excellent job, creating suspense and making us aware of all the details involved in such a plan.

Lately I've been downloading freebies for the Nook and Kindle apps. I have to admit there are a lot of freebie romances, but I have gotten a cozies, too. They've been filling my non-cozy time.

Chose "Captains Courageous" by Rudyard Kipling. Mysteries are my favorite but I like to "mix it up" a bit every now & then.
I love sea adventures so I am looking forward to this.

I am reading and

I am going to be starting this weekend

was very good. I'm now reading which is a cozy, and which is fantasy, so far enjoying both

jaxnsmom wrote: "Denise wrote: "Let me know what you think of 11/22/63. It's a book i wanted to read since it came out."

I thought it was a really great book. And I stopped reading Stephen King years ago. Going ..."

I have to agree. I swore off Stephen King after which I didn't like at all, but decided to try and found that he's back on form. Very cleverly done and thoroughly enjoyable

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"BUYING TIME" by Kelly Cochran.
I enjoyed this #1 in a new series.
Looking forward to watching Aspen (lead female) evolve .

It's slow going, but I'm nearly finished with . It is good, but I had to take a break with Agatha Raisin just to survive.

I just started . I loved Garner in The Rockford Files, and my newspaper made his autobiography sound like an entertaining read.

Done! Started

I just finished reading Gone Girl by Gillian- not a cozy but a GREAT read.

I started reading Stardust by Joseph Canon for my mystery book club.

I am starting A Game of Thrones

I've been downloading freebies for the Nook and Kindle (PC apps) and have been wasting valuable cozy reading some of those offerings.

The good thing is that they've offered some freebie cozies along with the ton of romance, erotica, thriller, fantasy/sci-fi, etc. The bad thing... Not all the cozies offered are firsts in a series and I like reading series from books one. I'm trying to get over that with the freebies because, well, they're free and because I don't want to invest in new-to-me series and wind up not liking them. If I can't find previous stories free (library, freebie, etc.), I will read what I have. It's not like I haven't read out of order before; it's just not my preference.

It took me about four hours to read Fahrenheit 451 yesterday. It's not usually my type of book, but a description of it got the best of my curiosity. It was a really good story!

Denise wrote: "It took me about four hours to read Fahrenheit 451 yesterday. It's not usually my type of book, but a description of it got the best of my curiosity. It was really good s..."

It is one of the best examples of good scifi. You should check out the movie - really good too!

I'm just about to start Shadow Of The Serpent - it's Victorian Edinburgh, with a touch of Sherlock Holmes and the first in the series. I'm determined to finish all the books I downloaded last year, only about ten more to go, but I have been distracted a bit and read a few of this year's downloads too. Will have to add Fahrenheit 451to my list though, as I've been meaning to read it for ages.

I'm currently reading "The Crossing: the last cavaliers: one" by Gilbert Morris.

The Study of Sherlock
stories by a bunch of different authors.
I love anything Sherlock. My license plate is Sherlok. I think I need therapy

Today I started The Chaperone

Just to update... the Shadow Of The Serpent is excellent so far.. but definitely not a cozy! I think the word 'bawdy' sums it up.

Duffy, I just noticed Sonja's post... the Chaperone is by.... Moriaty!!

Duffy wrote: "The Study of Sherlock
stories by a bunch of different authors.
I love anything Sherlock. My license plate is Sherlok. I think I need therapy"

You are not alone. What is it about that character that is so appealing? Not just him, but everyone around him, Watson, Lastrade, Mrs. Hudson, etc.

I am reading Darkness Unbound by Keri Arthur.

Just starting Sidney Sheldon's Angel of the Dark

jaxnsmom wrote: "I'm reading [bookcover:Year of Wonders: A Novel of the Plague] as my main book. Also reading [bookcover:Woof : Writers on Dogs] and , and listening to [bookcover:The ..."

What did you think about YEAR OF WONDER? It reminded me of ON THE BEACH-disaster released and everyone sitting around waiting to dieDid you think the ending was satisfying or out-of-left-field?

I just started Summerland. I am used to light summer reads from this author. This one is a little dark though. I guess I should have read the description! :) Its a good book so far, but a difficult topic for a mother to read.

I'm listening to an entertaining mystery, . Harold White, a new member of The Baker Street Irregulars, is searching for a missing diary of Arthur Conan Doyle. Alternating chapters tell the events of Conan Doyle's life during the diary's time frame. An intriguing book, with two separate mysteries.

I just started The Last Refuge by Ben Coes. Its good so far.

I'm trying desperately to finish before my F2F book club meeting on Friday! I've read it before, but it's been ages, so I need to reread the whole thing to be able to contribute to the discussion.

I am reading got have a little paranormal action between cozy

listening to

Cyndi wrote: "I thoroughly enjoy Coben's writing!!!"
I loved tell no one. It was great. I want to read more of his work