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May Bestsellers

Mostly Books - Tucson, AZ wrote 1 day ago: Here are our bestsellers for the middle of May: 1  The Painted Girls by Cathy Marie Buchanan 2  The … more →

Tags: General, Mystery, Fiction, Fantasy, Young-Adult, game of thrones, George RR Martin, A Feast of Crows, Charlaine Harris

A Fatal Grace by Louise Penny

C.Allen wrote 5 days ago: A Fatal Grace is the second “Three Pines” mystery by Louise Penny—I somehow missed it as … more →

Tags: Canadian Authors, Detective ficton, Murder Mysteries, Series, detective, Mystery

Day 314: The Brutal Telling

whatmeread wrote 6 days ago: I was unable to judge the difficulty of this mystery because I read its sequel first and therefore k … more →

Tags: Books 2, Mysteries, Canada, Québec, Inspector Gamache, The Brutal Telling

So Who is Barbara Ross?

Liz wrote 1 week ago: I love to chat with my wicked cozy sisters – they’re such interesting people, and I find … more →

Tags: Barb's Posts, Interview, liz's posts, Agatha Christie, Alice Munro, Barbara Ross, Boothbay Harbor ME, clammed up, Cleo Coyle

May Bestsellers

Mostly Books - Tucson, AZ wrote 2 weeks ago: Here are our bestsellers for the beginning of May: 1  Game of Thrones by George RR Martin 2  The Pai … more →

Tags: Fiction, General, Mystery, Non-Fiction, Young-Adult, Clockwork Angel, Cassandra Clare, game of thrones, George RR Martin

Fiction Pick of the Month April 201310 comments

MarinaSofia wrote 2 weeks ago: I read nine books in April, but am a little behind on the reviews.  It was an interesting and very v … more →

Tags: Reviews, Amadeus, Book Reviews, Crime Fiction, esi edugyan, Half Blood Blues, Marcus Malte, Mari Hannah, Martin Walker

Stephen King and Owen King to headline literature promoting event1 comment

Ryan wrote 3 weeks ago: Stephen King, American author best known for his enormously popular horror novels. King was the 2003 … more →

Tags: News, Canada, Stephen King, Owen King, Harbourfront Centre, PEN Canada, Columbia University School of the Arts, Tabitha King

Book Challenge Update--55

mairedubhtx wrote 3 weeks ago: I have finished the 55th book for the book challenge. It was Bury Your Dead: A Chief Inspector Arman … more →

Tags: Book Challenge Update, Bury Your Dead, postaday 2013

Day 296: The Cruelest Month

whatmeread wrote 1 month ago: The village of Three Pines in remote southern Quebec has a psychic visiting, so bed and breakfast ow … more →

Tags: Books 2, Mysteries, Canada, Québec, Inspector Gamache, The Cruelest Month, Crime Fiction

34th IFOA Opening Night Authors Announced

ifoamedia wrote 1 month ago: (c) Shane Leonard Get your tickets! The 34th annual International Festival of Authors and PEN Canada … more →

Tags: IFOA events, 34th annual International Festival of Authors, Owen King, Patrons, PEN Canada Benefit, Stephen King

Tuesday Top Ten

Jennifer Milligan wrote 1 month ago:   Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme hosted by the Broke and the Bookish. Book bloggers create th … more →

Tags: Top Ten List, A. A. Milne, Chamber of Secrets, dean koontz, Dr. Seuss, Fahrenheit 451, Fault in Our Stars, Gamache, Harry Potter

Review: Dead Cold by Louise Penny15 comments

MarinaSofia wrote 1 month ago: ‘Dead… what?’ you may well ask, because outside the UK this book was published as … more →

Tags: Reviews, Crime Fiction, Reviews of Reviews, Global reading challenge, Canada, A Fatal Grace, Dead Cold, Québec

Tension Mounts in the City Tonight*26 comments

Margot Kinberg wrote 1 month ago: Yesterday I had the honour of having lunch with the terrific Rob Kitchin, who blogs at The View From … more →

Tags: Agatha Christie, alexander mccall smith, Rob Kitchin, M C Beaton, Megan Abbott, T.J. Cooke

Yakında...

Kraliçe'nin Kitaplığı wrote 1 month ago: Yakında Kraliçe’nin Kitaplığında… “The Beatiful Mystery” Cinayet ve Gizem ro … more →

Tags: genel, Ön Okumalar, Books, Horror, Kate Griffin, the beatiful mystery, Mystery, The Glass God, The orphan

Bookstore Omnivore

Kaesey wrote 1 month ago: I’ve worked in four independent bookstores over the years, two children’s and two genera … more →

Tags: Books, Children's Books, Mysteries, BookStores, Inspector Gamache, Children's Book Writers and illustrator's Market

Top Ten Characters I Would Crush On If I Were Also A Fictional Character2 comments

Jennifer Milligan wrote 1 month ago: Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme hosted by the Broke and the Bookish. Book bloggers create their own … more →

Tags: Top Ten List, Jack Reacher, Lee Child, Top Ten, Janet Evanovich, Morelli, Ranger, twilight, Atticus Finch

Guilt by Association: Crime Writers of Canada2 comments

judypenzsheluk wrote 1 month ago: There’s something comforting about belonging to a group of like-minded folks. It explains why you’ll … more →

Tags: Guilt by association, The Hanged Man's Noose, Judy Penz Sheluk, Glass Dolphin Mysteries, Lou Allin, Giles Blunt, Linwood Barclay, Howard Shrier, Alan Bradley

Daily Prompt--Judgment Day1 comment

mairedubhtx wrote 1 month ago: If you were to judge your favorite book by its cover, would you still read it? This is the book cove … more →

Tags: Judgement Day, Book Cover, daily prompt, 'Judgment Day', postaday 2013, reading a book, The Beautiful Mystery

Book Challenge Update--37

mairedubhtx wrote 1 month ago: The 37th book I read for the book challenge was The Brutal Telling: A Chief Inspector Armand Gamache … more →

Tags: Book Challenge Update, postaday 2013, The Brutal Telling


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