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POST YOUR REVIEWS: Mystery & Suspense Reading Challenge 2012 – March
by Carolyn • Posted in Reading Challenges 2012
Post Your Reviews – March
Mystery & Suspense Reading Challenge 2012
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If you haven't noticed by now, I love translated crime fiction, and today I'm posting about crime fiction from Hungary with Budapest Noir.
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I just read Hallie Ephron's Come and Find Me! It's about the virtual dangers perpetrated and penetrated by hackers and former hackers, a kidnapping, and a woman with an anxiety disorder who finds herself having to conquer her fears to find her sister which in turn creates a danger far more surreal than she could possibly imagine. See my link above to read the review!
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That's number 9!!
Great Challenge!!
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Another one down! I still have to add two more mysteries I read in the past few weeks and I'll be at mid-point for the challenge!
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Challenge complete! I missed posting some of my reviews in Feb & Jan. Here is my completion post with all reviews linked: http://myreadersblock.blogspot.....sense.html
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My first review for the Mystery and Suspense Challenge – Sister to the Rain. It's a private eye mystery, set in the California hills, with elves. And it's good.
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Moving right along!!!
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I'm actually doing pretty well on this challenge. This month, I've read two so far and I'm working on a third one. I plan to read quite a few during our spring break next week. Wish me luck.
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I've read The Summoning God, by Kathleen and Michael Gear – a suspenseful story about serial killers among the Anasazi. Too many loose ends for me, finally, but lots of vivid characters and exciting action!
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Just added two additional mystery reviews.
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Loving this challenge. Thanks for helping me work through my TBR pile.
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#12 out of 24! Happy Dance!
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#13 I can't believe how well I am doing this year!
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I just posted links to two mysteries I reviewed including "The Book of Lost Fragrances" and "Gods and Fathers".
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Okay, I am not sure if this is where I am supposed to post my reviews, but here goes.
March:
Jennifer Winnspear's A Lesson in Secrets: http://www.mysterysuspence.blo.....crets.html
That was my #1 in the challenge.
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Another one down – danger and mystery in 1830′s New Orleans: Barbara Hambly’s Graveyard Dust. http://newpillowbook.wordpress.....vil-world/
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