Monday, March 18, 2013

Mysteries and More (Book Lists)

So this week has become an unofficial mystery week here at Booked On a Feeling.  I was trying to catch up on some of the books that I need to share my thoughts on and realized I wrote up reviews for two mysteries.  Hence, Mystery Week was born.  Now this isn't going to be anything fancy but instead an excuse for me to catch up on some long overdue reviews.  But I thought that I would start off the week sharing about some mysteries that I have on my own shelves that are patiently waiting to be read.  Here are just a few books that I have on my shelves and I'm hoping to read soon:





These are waiting on my e-reader for me to read and enjoy:






And here are some books that I have checked out from the library (and am also hoping to read at some point in the near future):







A person can never have too many mysteries, can she???  I think not.  I will tell you that all of this mystery talk is making me want to read one RIGHT NOW!  Now I just have to figure out which one :)  I hope you all enjoy my mystery filled week on the blog.  I've got two reviews written with hopes on getting my thoughts on at least one more book finished up.  Happy mystery reading! 

P.S.- If there are any amazing mystery series that you think I must read, by all means let me know!  I'm always open to more books and definitely more series :)
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4 comments:

  1. AmyMarch 18, 2013 at 7:55 AM

    Sometimes all you want is a good mystery! I don't really have any recs, but I hope whatever you pick is satisfying!

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  2. SukoMarch 18, 2013 at 1:43 PM

    Enjoy reading your mysteries this week! I look forward to your reviews of some of the books presented here.

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  3. StaciMarch 18, 2013 at 5:30 PM

    Excellent mysteries and I even have a few of them on my Kindle!!! Enjoy! and I can't wait for your reviews!

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  4. AnonymousMarch 21, 2013 at 4:39 PM

    Aw, Curse of the Pharaohs. Elizabeth Peters remains my favorite mystery writer apart from -- possibly -- Dorothy Sayers when she's on form. I had to have a scary medical thing the other day (everything's fine, I'm just a baby about needles and things), and I was reading Gaudy Night while they were doing it and it made me want to read all the Harriet Vane books again. I basically want to read them always. Elizabeth Peters too.

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