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The colors for the June 2024 Color Challenge are lavender and/or yellow. Looking forward to seeing what you pick to read!

Here are my picks -


If i can get to these, here are a few others I'd like to tackle:

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I plan to read:

Going for kindles again. and

Giving 4 stars. I'm going to keep an eye out for more in this series.

Finished 4 stars

Finished:


Pod by Laline Paull - 4* - My Review

Bonnie wrote: "Going for kindles again. and "

The Other Man was a fun easy read.

I felt the same way about The Other Man.

Finished:

The Pale Horseman by Bernard Cornwell - 4* - My Review

Loved . 4 stars.

I'll add these 2 and hope I get them done!
Lavender:

Finished 5 stars

Eileen wrote: "Finished 5 stars"

I loved this book too Eileen.

I really liked . 4 stars

I love his books 5 stars

I read and really liked it, but it's the last of her published mysteries that I hadn't read, and she's published nothing new in nearly 3 years. I greatly fear she's retired.

4 stars
I loved this humorous book.

Jennifer wrote: "I read and really liked it, but it's the last of her published mysteries that I hadn't read, and she's published nothing new in nearly 3 years. I greatl..."

There is a #4 in the database, says published in 22.

Jennifer wrote: "I read and really liked it, but it's the last of her published mysteries that I hadn't read, and she's published nothing new in nearly 3 years. I greatl..."


Murder Most Grave
by G.A. McKevett
4.29 · 520 Ratings · 101 Reviews · published 2022 · 6 editions
For Stella "Granny" Reid, the 1980s in McGill, Georgia could be seriously predictable. Gossip would flow, her grandkids would stumble into the kind of harmless trouble only encountered when growing up, and a deadly mystery was all it took to make the tranquil Southern town unravel.


With a new grandbaby to care for at home, Stella has little time to spare. Her hands are especially full since Savannah, her teenage granddaughter, developed a crush on a boy guaranteed to break her heart. Gallivanting around with her best pal Sheriff Manny Goldford simply isn't an option--until a freshly murdered body is discovered...

Holding a criminal record unlike anyone's in McGill, Dexter Corbin was a man who wouldn't be missed at Sunday school or the darkest local tavern. But he never deserved to meet his end so soon--so violently. When a gravedigger finds Dexter sprawled across the steps of a crypt, Stella and Manny launch into action to investigate who had motive to kill him...

As the pieces start falling together, everything else becomes less certain. Manny soon realizes he could lose his position as sheriff, and there's the case of yet another shocking death. Now, Stella must protect those closest to her while unearthing the dangerous culprit and putting a real grave affair to rest.

Jennifer wrote: "I read and really liked it, but it's the last of her published mysteries that I hadn't read, and she's published nothing new in nearly 3 years. I greatl..."

I read some of another series (Savannah Reid.) I should try this one.

Jennifer wrote: "I read and really liked it, but it's the last of her published mysteries that I hadn't read, and she's published nothing new in nearly 3 years. I greatl..."

the first one was on Libby so I went ahead and snagged it, though I have several books to read the next few weeks.

Bonnie wrote: "Jennifer wrote: "I read and really liked it, but it's the last of her published mysteries that I hadn't read, and she's published nothing new in nearly ..."

Unfortunately I'd read these out of order, so I'd already read Murder Most Grave.

Jennifer wrote: "Bonnie wrote: "Jennifer wrote: "I read and really liked it, but it's the last of her published mysteries that I hadn't read, and she's published nothing..."
I do that a lot too since I only buy cheap on Kindle or got cozies from a used bookstore as I found them.

Finished , gave it 4 stars. Another good story by Katherine Center.

Giving 3.5 stars (rounded up to 4). I could actually see being friends with these characters.