A review for the fourth book in a cozy British mystery series by J.M. Hall. A Brush with Death is about three retired school teachers who look into the suspicious death of a colleague’s ex husband. Was there more to this death than a simple heart attack?
A review for a cozy mystery with a supernatural twist. I listened to the audiobook and thought it was well done. The Village Library Demon-Hunting Society by C.M Waggoner is a fun story with lots of great characters and it pokes some fun at the small town cozy mystery genre.
A review for the fifth book in a hilarious cozy mystery/ thriller. Finlay Donovan Digs Her Own Grave by Elle Cosimano is just as good as the other books in the series. It is a laugh out loud race to find out who really buried that body in her neighbor’s backyard.
I had a very busy week reading some holiday books. It really put me in the mood for the holidays. This post is three short reviews for some great books. I highly recommend all of them but especially The Most Wonderful Crime of the Year. It was a blast and I really enjoyed the romance and the mystery.
A review for the 20th book in the Eleanor Swift cozy mystery series by Verity Bright. A Midwinter Murder is a clever and charming mystery with lots of humor and Christmas nostalgia. Set in the early 1920s at an English country manor, there are lots of colorful characters that will keep you guessing who the murderer really is.
First Lines Friday is a weekly feature (or when I feel like it) hosted by Wandering Words. What if instead of judging a book by its cover we judge it by its opening lines?
Can you figure out this week’s book just from the first line? This week’s pick is a much anticipated holiday read.
Confessions of a Serial Reader 
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