Aussie Readers discussion

OK people I need help.

For a Yahoo group I belong to I need two more books to finish my mystery challenge:

1. Read a mystery title that has a time in it - e.g. a day of the week, the word week, a month, the word month - in it, even a specific time.... like 2:00 on Wednesday

2. Read a mystery where the first word of the title of the book starts with R

Now as the topic heading hints, I am a cosy mystery lover who likes amateur sleuths and doesn’t mind a touch of romance or paranormal but nothing edge of the seat and certainly no in your face gore - any suggestions? Aussie author would be nice but happy to accept any author :)

Rat race by Dick Francis and Risk by Dick Francis might help with the R category.

You've probably already read them, but two of the Isabel Dalhousie mysteries fit: The Right Attitude to Rain (unless 'the' disqualifies it) and The Comforts of a Muddy Saturday.

What about the The Saturday Big Tent Wedding Party by Alexander McCall Smith?

Kerry Greenwood's Phryne Fisher Mysteries, 'Ruddy Gore'.

One of my favorite crime writers, Ngaio Marsh: Night at the Vulcan

Or

The Clock Strikes Twelve by Patricia Wentworth about New Years Eve.

For the "R"

Requiem by Celina Grace
Recipe for Disaster by Nina Harrington
Relatively Guilty by William H.S. McIntyre

For the time one:

One to Six, Buckle to Sticks by E.J. Lamprey
This is teatime:) The Teatime Trilogy by Elizabeth Wells

That's all I could find Sally:)

Great suggestions everyone. I knew you'd all come through. I will hit the library catalogue now to,see what I can come up with.

I just went to Amazon's list of Cosy Mysteries Sally and scrolled through them...

I visited the library today and picked up the following books to complete my Yahoo mystery challenge:

R Is For Ricochet by Sue Grafton

The Saturday Big Tent Wedding Party by Alexander McCall Smith