Back in July,
I told you of my five favorite books of the year to that point. Today as the
year winds to a close, I give you more favorites.
As I have said before, I remain very
slow reading wise. The books selected refer my personal tastes, biases, and all
that jazz. I am not saying that these are the best books. I am stating that
they were my favorites during the past year.
An
Unforgiving Place: A National Park Mystery by Claire Kells picks up
a few weeks after Vanishing
Edge. On assignment in Denali National Park, Investigative Service
Branch Special Agent Felicity Harland is sent to the Gates of the Artic
National Park to investigate the discovery of two bodies.
Murder at the Jubilee Rally: A Samuel Craddock Mystery by Terry Shames opens with many of the locals less than thrilled with the coming event featuring motorcycle folks from all over. They won’t be happy about the murder either.
A Hard Day for a Hangover by Darynda Jones is the third book in the series that began with A Bad Day For Sunshine. This is a series that must be read in order. Along with some personal stuff that has just happened here in book three, Sheriff Sunshine Vicram and her team have two missing people to find and the case of a critically injured woman out at Copper Canyon. Rescuing her and then finding out what happened to her drives the novel forward alongside several complicated secondary story lines that have been playing out this entire series.
There you have it. Five in July and five
more now. Enjoy the reads.
Kevin R. Tipple ©2022
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4 comments:
Favorite books should certainly be from personal tastes and all that jazz :)
True.
I was just trying to be upfront about that fact as so many lists I see act like the person putting it together has no biases or preferences that could possible influence their list.
Thanks, Kevin!
Enjoyed it, Larry. I have the second book in the series here from the library. Just running way, way behind as I am very slow these days.
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