Ten Pins Game: 2026-2027
Rick at the Mystillery has the bowling lanes waxed, the bowling pins polished, and the bowling shoes all lined up for those who don't have their own. Your reading challenge goal is to knock down all...
View ArticleAnd Then There Were None (Audio Version Redux)
And Then There Were None (1939) by Agatha Christie[read by Hugh FraserFor those who would like a more in-depth look at my views on the story itself, please see my previous review under the previous...
View ArticleThe Clue of the Broken Locket
The Clue of the Broken Locket (Original text 1934/Revised text 1965) by Carolyn KeeneOnce again I have returned to the revised text which I read when growing up. This book was my all-time favorite...
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Random Killer (1981) by Hugh PentecostMost days, everything runs like clockwork at the Hotel Beaumont in NYC. That's thanks to Pierre Chambrun, manager extraordinaire, and his loyal army of hotel...
View ArticleMystery of the Moss-Covered Mansion
Mystery of the Moss-Covered Mansion (1941/1971) by Carolyn Keene[originally published in 1941; I have read the revised edition first published in 1971]Apparently there is a substantial change in the...
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View ArticleThe Man Who Killed Fortescue
The Man Who Killed Fortescue (1928) by Dorothy Stockbridge Tillett [originally under the name John Stephen Strange]Synopsis from the back of the book: Charles Anstruther, a popular mystery story...
View ArticleDeath Likes It Hot
Death Likes It Hot (1954) by Edgar Box (Gore Vidal)The third in a trio of mysteries written by Gore Vidal under the name of Edgar Box. After his novel The City and the Pillar (1948) which featured...
View ArticleMurder in Luxury
Murder in Luxury (1981) by Hugh Pentecost (Judson Philips)Murder takes over the exclusive Hotel Beaumont once more and its legendary manager Pierre Chambrun and Mark Haskell, his publicity manager and...
View ArticleProperty of a Lady
Property of a Lady (1983) by Anthony OliverMargaret Garland came into a fair inheritance when her mother died. She'd spent her time taking care of her mother and hadn't really had much of a life...
View ArticleWho Killed Me?
Who Killed Me? (1979) by Joan AllanValerie Lambert is an account executive for an advertising agency that is producing commercials for a new perfume named for Meri Milton, film star. Setting up...
View ArticleA Stitch in Crime
A Stitch in Crime (2015) by Ann YostSynopsis (from book flap): When the coveted title of Saint Lucy goes to outsider Liisa Pelonen, folks in the close-knit town of Red Jacket are riled, but on one...
View ArticleBeverly Gray's Return
Beverly Gray's Return (1939) by Clair BlankThis is the ninth book in the series by Clair Blank. Unlike the Nancy Drew series, Clair Blank was a single author who wrote all 25 books in the series. The...
View ArticleThese Old Shades
These Old Shades (1926) by Georgette HeyerJustin Alastair, the Duke of Avon, though well-born has been known as a rake and a scoundrel...and by the name "Satanas." He'd be the first to admit that he's...
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