These are my #CozyintheSun totals. I wasn‘t able to focus only on this challenge so some of the books I read didn‘t fit the challenge. But I finished several that have been on my list for a while and I discovered that I really enjoy Jenn McKinlay‘s books. Thanks for a fun challenge, @Librarybelle and @ferskner
pickAh what a cozy read! Here in 102 degree weather in Texas, this cozy sequel in the midst of a snowstorm hit the spot. Absolutely adorable and fun. The next 3 ebooks in the series are checked out on Libby- held the physical copies online! Hopefully they will be ready ASAP! I want MORE !!💙❄️ I am flying through this series it seems- planning to get a good chunk of the series finished before I go back to work next week 🤞🏻
pickThis was a fun cozy. I haven‘t read any of the others in the series, but that didn‘t matter to the story. I like the idea of a crime solving librarian. It‘s 100 degrees here, so it was nice to read a book set in the winter. I could use a little snow right now! #CozyintheSun
pickStarted and finished this one today. As it's cold and rainy here in NC, it was the perfect day for this cozy winter mystery. I really love the characters and this lovely New England town. And the puppy made a big impact, too. He is so lovable! Enjoying this series and will have to get book 3 soon. I also want to pick up her other cozy mystery series as I have enjoyed her writting style.
Picked up two cozy mysteries yesterday on my way home from work for this rainy weekend. I started Due or Die last night. It's the second book in A Library Lover's Mystery series. I recently read the first book and really enjoyed it. I'm a bit over halfway through this one already and it's another good cozy mystery!
pickA book set in a library that includes a little black puppy and a budding romance. What's not to love?! 😉
pickSo on one hand I like cozy mysteries for a break from more serious reading, and I enjoyed this one, but on the other hand they always seem to have flaws in the minor details that get under my skin. Things that annoyed me in this one: preachiness about library reference vs. google, curly hair errors, and old-fashioned ideas about the man needing to do the asking out - it's the 21st century and women are completely capable of doing the asking!
This is one of my pet peeves - authors giving their characters curly hair but they don't have any idea how curly hair works: you absolutely never ever brush curly hair (I mean unless you want a giant ball of frizz on your head).
I'm on one heck of a cozy mystery kick. I find them so relaxing and comforting, but they are certainly not perfect. For instance, if I hear the term "murderess" in one more of these novels, I am going to explode. It is not a noun that needs to be gendered.
pickAnother fun cozy mystery in this series. The real stars here are the town & characters. The mystery is entertaining and centers on the library this time. I'm glad I have this series to help dull the pain of Murder She Wrote disappearing from Netflix.
pickI'm really enjoying this series! I relate to a lot of what the librarian has to deal with - minus the murders. Haven't dealt with murder. 😉 My hotel room has a cute puppy pillow! Just like the dog Heathcliff in the book. 🐶
I'm on vacation! In Winnipeg! Waiter probably thought I was weird but I read my book during dinner. Almost finished! Ps the steak was delicious!
This is soooo true! We've closed our library a few times for bad weather and STILL patrons AND staff have shown up to return books (or check out more in the case of staff- there's a blizzard so I need more books!!)
pickI love cozy mysteries, and one with a librarian as the main character? Perfect. Such a comfort read.
Due or Die | 
so-so
