Worldwide Mystery Sleuths

I love mysteries but hadn't really paid attention to the fact that eHarlequin had them available until I got a letter enclosed in a book order offering a deal on them.  I decided to try it and see what I got.  Well what I got was really, really good.

I adore this line.  This was my first subscription from Harlquin and I love it.  I am so happy to have a subscription too and in paperback.  I love a good mystery.

I'll read just about any of the books I have been getting from here.  But I also read Margaret Truman, JA Jance, Richard Patterson's Women's Murder Club (these are where the TV show by the same name comes from). And a whole lot of others all the way back to Nancy Drew.

A must read, in my opinion is The Bug Funeral by Sarahv R. Shaber. Reincarnation mystery set in modern day and 1910 North Carolina.  Murder on the Mind by L.L. Bartlett.  So many good other ones.  Anne White's An Affinity for Murder has a neat look into Georgia O'Keefe.  So far have enjoyed them all really.  Some are more cozy mysteries.  Linda Berry is good and fun.

I'd forgotten that this thread existed!

I don't read a lot of mysteries anymore but I'm addicted to Rett MacPherson's Torie O'Shae mysteries which I discovered through WM. It's a cozy style but Torie (the lead character) is a genealogist who uses her genealogical skills and overactive imagination to solve mysteries. I was initially drawn to it because of the genealogical factor as I work with a lot of geneaologists at the library.

I also enjoy an occasional Mary Higgins-Clark, though the last one I read was a year ago. I have three or four on my TBR shelves but haven't gotten to them yet.

Used to love Nancy Drew, too.