I signed up for a second year of The A-Z Mystery Author Challenge sponsored by Michelle at Red Headed Book Child.
Here are the RULES:
- Challenge runs from January 1 - December 31, 2012. Sign up ends February 1, 2012.
- Each letter represents the last name of the mystery author. G= for Sue Grafton.
- You decide your level.
- Mystery genre can include Cozy, Suspense, Thriller, or Noir. All Adult novels please.
- Sign up on Mr. Linky.
- Write a post about this challenge and what letters you want to read. You can list the authors you choose or do it as you go.
- When you post your reviews, mention this challenge and link back to this sign up post.
- New button will be available that will have my new blog address on it. Feel free to grab this one for now!
- Review Posts
But for now I officially signed up for letters A-M and just finished my last necessary book (Letter J) today. I'm still reading--we'll see if I finish off the alphabet again. In the meantime, here are the books read for my challenge:
A: A Sprig of Sea Lavender by J. R. L. Anderson (3/31/12)
B: Dekok & Murder on the Menu by A. C. Baantjer (7/13/12)
C: The Problem of the Green Capsule by John Dickson Carr (1/7/12)
D: Nothing Can Rescue Me by Elizabeth Daly (2/18/12)
E: Five Passengers from Lisbon by Mignon G Eberhart (3/11/12)
F: The Fleet Street Murders by Charles Finch 9/1/12)
G: A Slip of the Tong by Charles Goodrum (6/3/12)
H: The Doctor Dines in Prague by Robin Hathaway (3/12/12)
G: A Slip of the Tong by Charles Goodrum (6/3/12)
H: The Doctor Dines in Prague by Robin Hathaway (3/12/12)
I: A Good Death by Elizabeth Ironside (3/28/12)
J: Murder at the MLA by D J H Jones(10/3/12)
K: Garden of Malice by Susan Kenney (5/21/12)
M: The Necropolis Railway by Andrew Martin (9/7/12)
1 comment:
Congratulations. I am doing an A-Z challenge for titles and am having difficulty with that. I am impressed that you can read so much, and blog so well and frequently. I haven't found time for challenge completion posts and am falling behind on all my goals for the blog. Oh well.
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