Cruisin' thru the Cozies Reading Challenge discussion

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message 1: by Deb (last edited May 28, 2012 10:40AM) (new)

Deb Novack (goodreadscomgoodreaddruidgirl) | 6 comments I will add the books as I go:
1 The Mystery of the Blue Train-Agatha Christie

2The Vault Inspector Wexford Mystery-Ruth Rendell
3The Language of the Bees-Laurie R. King
4Sheer Folly-Carola Dunn

5A Small Case of Murder-Lauren Carr

6Death of a Kingfisher-M.C. Beaton

7Curse of Senmut-Vickie Britton&Loretta Jackson
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message 2: by Yvonne (new)

Yvonne (yvonne473) | 1074 comments Mod
Good luck with your challenge, Deb!


message 3: by Deb (new)

Deb Novack (goodreadscomgoodreaddruidgirl) | 6 comments Thank you


Happy New Year!!!


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Deb Novack (goodreadscomgoodreaddruidgirl) | 6 comments I have a question can Elizabeth George's Inspector Lynley be considered a cozy? Some tell me yes while others tell me no. Can anyone give an answer please!


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Yvonne (yvonne473) | 1074 comments Mod
I've never read Elizabeth George's books, but going by the Cozy-Mystery website, they aren't considered cozy because it has graphic content and cozies don't have that.


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Deb Novack (goodreadscomgoodreaddruidgirl) | 6 comments Thanks so much for the help


message 7: by Wynn (new)

Wynn | 4 comments Another reason is that cozys are amature sleuths and Inspector, well, it is his job. I just finished Payment in Blood which is very good, I didn't think it was too graphic and there were a few red herrings, so I didn't know who the murderer was until close to the end. I will be reading Elizabeth George's books, I like her characters and the plots seem realistic enough.


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