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 The lake of dead languages by Goodman, Carol I LOVE Carol Goodman - she's someone whose books I devour immediately upon publication posted Feb 14, 2007 at 8:57PM
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 Midnight clear : a Callahan Garrity mystery by Trocheck, Kathy Hogan, 1954- Kathy Hogan Trocheck is Mary Kay Andrews, of Savannah Blues, Itty Bitty Lies, etc. popularity. Callahan Garrity is a likeable character. There are others in this series that the HCL doesn't have, but Dakota County should be able to fill in the gaps. posted Feb 14, 2007 at 8:56PM
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 Nursery crimes by Waldman, Ayelet A mommy-track mystery. posted Feb 14, 2007 at 8:54PM
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 A free man of color by Hambly, Barbara. Barbara Hambly's Benjamin January mystery series is excellent. Benjamin January is a free man of color, an American-born, Parisian-trained doctor who makes his living as a musician in 1830s New Orleans. Ms. Hambly's period detail and writing style make the books feel contemporary. Highly recommend. posted Feb 14, 2007 at 8:51PM
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| The lake of dead languages by Goodman, Carol I LOVE Carol Goodman - she's someone whose books I devour immediately upon release posted Feb 14, 2007 at 8:44PM
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 The conjurer's bird : a novel by Davies, Martin, 1965- Intriguing concept! Makes me want to travel to the British Museum of Natural History to see the sketch in person. posted Feb 14, 2007 at 8:43PM
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 Angel at Troublesome Creek by Ballard, Mignon Franklin Southern cozy mystery - the angel doesn't figure prominently in the story, but it's a good small-town charming read posted Feb 14, 2007 at 8:40PM
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| Cozies and Historical murder mysteries (33 titles)
A collection of cozy and historical mystery series, with a few other thrillers thrown in for fun |
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