Books Read - January 2019

[filkferengi]

Terry Pratchett--Thud! [Mark Reads reread]
Nancy Coco--Oh Say Can You Fudge
Annelise Ryan--Stiff Penalty
Annelise Ryan--Stiff Competition
Jill Clayborn--Beginner’s Luck
Kristine Kathryn Rusch--”Local Knowledge”
M.C.A. Hogarth--”Useless Tears”
Theodora Goss--”Conversations With The Sea Witch”
Amanda Flower--The Final Tap
Kristine Kathryn Rusch [Kris Nelscott]--”Still Life 1931”
Jana Deleon--Later Gator
Jana Deleon--Hook, Line & Blinker
John Scalzi--”A Model Dog”
Kristine Kathryn Rusch--”Skin Deep”
Linda O. Johnston--Meow Is For Murder
Linda O. Johnston--To Catch A Treat
Nancy Coco--All You Need Is Fudge
Mollie Cox Bryan--No Charm Intended
Tessa Dare--The Governess Game

Goodness, I'm late in posting these! Still, there're some excellent mysteries there.

Comments

[madfilkentist]

Meow is for Murder sounds interesting. I have an unread book called File M for Murder by Miranda James, which features a library cat.

[filkferengi]

The Miranda James books are lots of fun; I've read the first several in that series. That author, Dean James, has lots of short series under several pseudonyms. I've read many, & enjoyed them all.

You might enjoy some of the Linda O. Johnston mysteries. The Kendra Ballantyne series is about a lawyer who becomes a pet-sitter. The animals feature prominently. Her other series is about a lady running an animal shelter, so you'd have a connection there, too. They're well done.