Poppy Done to Death: an Aurora Teagarden mystery by Charlaine HarrisRoe's life is kind of working out, lately, so of course someone is about to die, and Roe will find the body. This time it's her . . . I'm not sure what the technical term for the relationship is. The daughter-in-law of her mother's second husband, the titular Poppy. Roe finds ( Read more... )

Armed & Magical by Lisa Shearin

Sequel to Magic Lost, Trouble Found finds Raine in trouble on the Isle of Mid, home of the magical college, the Archmagus, and the only hope she has of getting rid of the magical artifact that bound itself to her in the last book. That she gets to spend time with the handsome Mychael Eiliesor doesn't hurt. But ( Read more... )

( The Murder on the Links by Agatha Christie )

Strange Affair: an Inspector Banks novel by Peter RobinsonOn medical leave after his last case, Banks is drawn to London when his brother calls and leaves a desparate-sounding message. But when Banks gets to London, his brother is missing. Meanwhile, his former coworkers are investigating a suspicious death. Will the cases connect? Highly ( Read more... )

( Playing With Fire by Peter Robinson )

( Psuedoscience and the Paranormal by Terence Hines )

( The Summer That Never Was by Peter Robinson )

( TV North by Peter Kenter )

So, the warning is that so far, most of what I've read this month is mysteries. There's a little Urban Fantasy, maybe a little dark fantasy if I get through the two thick non-fiction books I'm working on right now, and maybe a piece on why I find Slasher Flick reviews distasteful if I can actually work up to it.

But right now, we got mysteries:

( In A Dry Season by Peter Robinson )

The Last books of 2004 . . .

( Talion: Revenant by Michael A. Stackpole )