#mysterynovels — Public Fediverse posts
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At First, I Could Hardly Believe That This Bizarre New Movie Existed. Now I’m So Glad It Does. https://www.byteseu.com/1998326/ #Entertainment #GrassyMeadow #KyleBalda #MysteryNovels
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What does it truly mean to live in the “last days”? In this powerful reflection by Annette K. Mazzone, discover how faith becomes your greatest strength in times of uncertainty, conflict, and spiritual testing.
Read now and deepen your understanding of faith in challenging times.
Visit: https://www.annettekmazzone.com/
#AnnetteKMazzone #RomanceBooks #MysteryNovels #EngagingStories #HeartfeltReads #FictionLovers
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Celebrate the spirit of Saint Patrick’s Day with a heartfelt and uplifting piece from Annette K. Mazzone. This beautifully written reflection blends tradition, warmth, and meaning—perfect for a quiet, inspiring read.
Let these words bring a sense of connection, gratitude, and a touch of Irish magic to your day.
🔗Discover more: https://www.annettekmazzone.com/
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Looking for novels that leave a lasting impression?
Visit AnnetteKMazzone.com for captivating stories that entertain and inspire, perfect for fans of romance, mystery, and rich storytelling.
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#AnnetteKMazzone #RomanceBooks #MysteryNovels #EngagingStories
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Seeking novels that leave a lasting impression?
Discover AnnetteKMazzone.com, a place for captivating novels and heartfelt stories that entertain, inspire, and stay with you long after the last page. Perfect for lovers of romance, mystery, and emotionally rich storytelling.
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#AnnetteKMazzone #RomanceBooks #MysteryNovels #EngagingStories #HeartfeltReads #PageTurners
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October's Moonstone Musings explores the fascinating connections between Wilkie Collins' The Moonstone and Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes stories. Jaclyn Lurker traces the detective fiction lineage from the 1868 novel often considered the first full-length English detective novel through to today's adaptations. A thoughtful analysis for mystery lovers and literary enthusiasts.
#SherlockHolmes #MysteryNovels #LiteraryHistory #DetectiveFiction #WilkieCollins
https://jaclynalurker.blogspot.com/2025/10/the-year-of-sherlock-october-2025.html -
This morning I finished reading Agatha Christie's first detective novel, "The Mysterious Affair at Styles." She wrote it in 1916 when she was 26 and it was published in 1920 in the US, then in 1921 in the UK. This is the novel that introduced the detective Hercule Poirot.
I thought I had read it in my youth. But now I don't think so. I'm so glad I read it now. What a great mystery. Even at the beginning, Christie was brilliant.
#mystery #MysteryNovels #AgathaChristie #HerculePoirot #whodunit
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This morning I finished reading Agatha Christie's first detective novel, "The Mysterious Affair at Styles." She wrote it in 1916 when she was 26 and it was published in 1920 in the US, then in 1921 in the UK. This is the novel that introduced the detective Hercule Poirot.
I thought I had read it in my youth. But now I don't think so. I'm so glad I read it now. What a great mystery. Even at the beginning, Christie was brilliant.
#mystery #MysteryNovels #AgathaChristie #HerculePoirot #whodunit
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This morning I finished reading Agatha Christie's first detective novel, "The Mysterious Affair at Styles." She wrote it in 1916 when she was 26 and it was published in 1920 in the US, then in 1921 in the UK. This is the novel that introduced the detective Hercule Poirot.
I thought I had read it in my youth. But now I don't think so. I'm so glad I read it now. What a great mystery. Even at the beginning, Christie was brilliant.
#mystery #MysteryNovels #AgathaChristie #HerculePoirot #whodunit
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This morning I finished reading Agatha Christie's first detective novel, "The Mysterious Affair at Styles." She wrote it in 1916 when she was 26 and it was published in 1920 in the US, then in 1921 in the UK. This is the novel that introduced the detective Hercule Poirot.
I thought I had read it in my youth. But now I don't think so. I'm so glad I read it now. What a great mystery. Even at the beginning, Christie was brilliant.
#mystery #MysteryNovels #AgathaChristie #HerculePoirot #whodunit
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This morning I finished reading Agatha Christie's first detective novel, "The Mysterious Affair at Styles." She wrote it in 1916 when she was 26 and it was published in 1920 in the US, then in 1921 in the UK. This is the novel that introduced the detective Hercule Poirot.
I thought I had read it in my youth. But now I don't think so. I'm so glad I read it now. What a great mystery. Even at the beginning, Christie was brilliant.
#mystery #MysteryNovels #AgathaChristie #HerculePoirot #whodunit
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Chatting books - specifically, Green for Danger, by Christianna Brand; British Library Publishing ed.
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Just finished reading The Hotel Avocado by Bob Mortimer. Funny. Clever. Suspenseful.
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#AmReading The Thursday Murder Club and it's reminding me so much of Leonard and the other "senior delinquents" from #Community .They're so clever and devious, yet also genuinely vulnerable.
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Mother is watching Acorn's adaptation of Agatha Christie's Poirot series (starring David Suchet), and I'm having a thought...
We have BBC's Sherlock (with Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman), a modern day retelling off the original Sherlock Holmes mysteries.
How about a modern retelling of Poirot? (or does that already exist? and no, Monk doesn't count)
#classicliterature #agathachristie #poirot #davidsuchet #HerculePoirot #mysteryseries #mysterynovels #detectivenovels #acornmedia
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Finalists announced for the Anthony Award for the best mystery short story of the year. This page has links to the #stories
https://www.bouchercon2024.com/anthony-nominee-s-stories
#Mysteries #MysteryFiction #CrimeFiction #Fiction #ShortStories #Reading #MysteryNovels
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Pssst! Want books?
How about some crimes and misdemeanours?
https://books.bookfunnel.com/gomery-kimber-crimes-misdemeanours/pd7nvi44qu
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Pssst … want books?
You've still got a few days to check out this selection of mysteries, thrillers, and suspense novels.
https://books.bookfunnel.com/myssalesnov/z5psy0tehk
@bookstodon #mysterynovels #thrillernovels #books #indieauthors
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Pssst … want books?
How about a holiday blowout of mysteries, thrillers, and suspense novels?
https://books.bookfunnel.com/holidaymystery23/j4rzqrzdm9
@bookstodon #mysterynovels #thrillernovels #books #indieauthors
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DELIGHTFUL, UNLIKELY SLEUTH Mrs. Pargeter—widow of an English crime boss—gathers her late husband’s crew to solve two linked mysteries. Entertaining cozy is author Simon Brett at his best. B PLUS
https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/mrs-pargeters-patio-simon-brett/1143403622?ean=9781448311286
#book #Books #bookreview #bookreviews #novel #novels #fiction #mystery #mysteries #mysterynovels #CozyMysteries #cozymystery
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It's here! A Bit of Murder Between Friends by Elliott Hay is available now if you order direct.
Knitting, tea, gossip … vengeance.
https://whitehartfiction.co.uk/b/VHyfk
#bookstodon #crimefiction #mysterynovels #queerbooks #vigilantejustice #vigilauntiejustice #ABitOfMurderBetweenFriends #indieauthor #BookBirthday
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Good morning, Wandering Shoppers and other Fediverse inhabitants.
I've got two versions of my blurb (aka sales copy) and I need your help choosing which way to go. If this sounds like something you might read, which version would make you click the by button?
The blurbs and some additional context below.
#CrimeFiction @bookstodon @lgbtqbookstodon #books #MysteryNovels #MysteryReaders
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In Myrtle Peril–Elizabeth C. Bunce is Agatha Award finalist for third straight year!
#AgathaAwards @ecbunce #ecbunce #MysteryNovels #mysteries #MyrtleHardcastle #PeonyTheCat #TrixieBelden #bookstodon #BestOf2023 #goodreads #MaliceDomestic #2023Agathas
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My review of the book Crazy in Paradise by Deborah Brown – Stephanie Plum South #bookreview #chicklit #DeborahBrown #Florida #FloridaKeys #Floridanovels #SummerReading #mystery #mysterynovels
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Finished Mystery of the Blue Train by Agatha Christie. She said it was her worst novel. While reading her #books I often guess the criminal, along with guessing nearly everyone else 😀 This time, I caught a Christie-ism that told me who the criminal was. I was right, more or less, though still missed a lot of details. After ~40 years of reading Christie off and on, this is about the best I've done. And that's fine, I enjoy the journey nonetheless.
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Did Poe die from complications of voter fraud? (Back when voter fraud really was a thing.) New book profiled in the Washington Post reconsiders the mystery of Edgar Allan Poe's death.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/history/2023/03/26/edgar-allan-poe-death/
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Kind of a guilty pleasure, but we really enjoyed this uniquely-structured mystery on a long drive recently. The audiobook (we borrowed from library) voice-acting was great.
#mystery #MysteryNovels #MysteryBook -
Examples of coir books include:
Killers of a Certain Age by Deanna Raybourn
Magic, Lies, and Deadly Pies by Misha Popp
An Elderly Lady Is Up to No Good by Helene Tursten
Friends in Need by Elliott Hay (aka me)#books #bookstodon #booksbooksbooks #mysterynovels #cozyreads #bookworm #bookwormproblems
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I've read (and written) a few books lately that were billed as cosy (aka cozy) crime/mysteries/paranormal/fantasy/whatever … but they don't quite fit the mould. And cosy readers can be SCATHING if a story – however good it may be – doesn't conform to genre expectations. And I think we need a new term: one that covers stories that are mostly cosy but with a little bit of noir mixed in.
I suggest coir (#coirfiction = cosy + noir).
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"Derek would have made a perfect highwayman — debonair and gay, just the right manner."
- The Mystery of the Blue Train
#AgathaChristie #gay #mood #MurderMystery #MysteryNovels #bookstodon
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Wintry, atmospheric, queer mystery?
Described by readers as like a sapphic Agatha Christie novel.
Set in 50s and 70s Wales and a Goldie award winner. If you fancy a peek, the ebook is on sale on Amazon.com and co.uk
Paperbacks and audio also available.#MysteryBooks #bookish #books #SapphicBooks #lgbtbooks #queerbooks #sapphic #Wales #crimefiction #mysterynovels @sapphicbooks
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The 11 days in 1926 when Agatha Christie disappeared. 'She sloughed off the past like a dead skin.' Article by Lucy Worsley.
https://www.theguardian.com/books/2022/aug/27/mystery-of-agatha-christie-disappearance