Mystery

  • Goodreads Monday/TBR Monday hosted by Budget Tales Book Blog invites you to post about what books are on your Goodreads “to read” lists or TBR lists, the progress you have made on your current books and reading challenges, and any other bookish news! It is time for another update for the Autumn Book Bingo by…

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  • Today I’m joining The Sunday Salon at Readerbuzz with an update on my Sunday Shelf Exploration challenge to myself to find and read books from my out-of-control digital collection. Since my last Sunday Shelf Exploration post, I’ve read three of the books I featured, Unnatural Causes by T. E. Harkins, The Unlikely Murder Club by…

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  • One Word Titles

    Many thanks to @taherasplace for tagging me in the One Word Title challenge by Dee @chapter1.page1 for the #oldskoolchallengeclub. I had a look through my ebook collection and came up with these 10 books. Alice by Gary Gautier From Goodreads: Alice’s commune seems a small hippie utopia in a dreamlike forest, but the utopian surface…

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  • “Died of fright.” Mrs. Harrington’s voice sounds faraway. “The phantom. The Belgravia Phantom.” Ad/PR. Many thanks to Ellis Blackwood for this ebook. The Belgravia Phantom is a historical mystery set in Victorian London, featuring the Quill siblings lead by the eldest, Kate Quill, who does her best to keep a roof over her siblings’ heads.…

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  • The day Ritchie moved me into Egret’s Lof, I thought that was it, I was done for. When Madeline Delarouse’s children, Richie and Eliza, convince her to move into Egret’s Loft, a posh Florida retirement community, she is convinced that her life there will be nothing but boredom and monotony. She couldn’t possible have been…

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  • Jingo by Terry Pratchett

    People’d live for ages side by side, nodding at one another amicably on their way to work every day, and then some trivial thing would happen and someone would be having a garden fork removed from their ear. Book 21 in the Discworld series, Book 4 in the City Watch subseries. Sam Vimes has survived…

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  • Sergeant, you must send a man at once! There’s a burglar in my house, and how he’s dead, because I hit him with my poker! But one can kill burglars, surely? A historical mystery with a Golden Age feel, set in 1935 in London. Spinster artist Felicia Adams surprises a burglar in her home, and…

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  • Goodreads Monday/TBR Monday hosted by Budget Tales Book Blog invites you to post about what books are on your Goodreads “to read” lists or TBR lists, the progress you have made on your current books and reading challenges, and any other bookish news! With summer officially behind us, it is time for my first update…

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  • Match Your Eye Colour

    I saw @malziereadinghq on Instagram post a Match Your Eye Colour with a stack of pretty blue book covers and decided to give it a go for myself. My eyes are brown, and at first I wasn’t sure if I had any brown book covers, but luckily it turns out that I do in fact…

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  • She made it a rule never to offend anyone. Just in case they turned out to be a mark, an alibi, or a getaway driver. Agatha Shadewell is a sixty-five-year-old con artist with a modern-day Robin Hood criminal code and a complicated relationship with now retired FBI agent Martin Kobbs. She is fresh out of…

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