This is a book review blog for mystery, suspense, and thriller lovers that has been posting since 2009. It includes book reviews, author intreviews, book giveaways, blog tours, mystery related game or trivia, my musings on mystery genre or reading in general, and even occasional mystery/thriller movie reviews.
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Title of Mysterysuspence: "Mysteries and My Musings"
Jenn Mickinlay, the author of Library Lover's Mysteries, Cupcake Mysteries, Good Bye Girl's Mysteries (as Josie Belle), Decoupage Mysteries (as Lucy Lawrence), and London Hat Shop Mysteries.
This is my first book in this series and I had no trouble picking up and understanding the pertinent backstory.
Guest Post (2019) plus ...
Prior movie on the subject is the 1968 movie starring Tony Curtis as the sole killer. Also starred Henry Fonda and George Kennedy. This film had three nominations for awards. It was more focused on the killings and killer.
I love this description of the book: "Bridgerton meets The Great British Baking Show. Lots of plot twists, and lots of fun." ―Kirkus Reviews
I began with the first book in the series, but I have only reviewed one of those. I don't know why I didn't review the second one. But let's see how I liked the third in the series.
1) Think Like a Lady, Act Like a Lord...
Today I am sharing a Mystery Reading Bingo for 2026. Starting as soon as you want, put a small post-it over, or cross out with a pen, each block that you have completed. You can get your books from TBR stack, through the library, used book stores, or ebook library (Libby app etc.) so you aren't spending a lot of money.
Annelise Ryan is a former nurse and the USA Today bestselling author of the Mattie Winston Mysteries and the new Monster Hunter Mysteries. I have previously reviewed one of the Monster Hunter mysteries, A Death in Door County, (c...