Our book for April is Poison in Paddington by Samantha Silver. We’ll be playing our version of Hangman after we discuss the book. All words will come from the book and there’s a prize for the winner! In May we’ll read an Inspector Singh novel and in June we’re extraordinary lucky to host Misty Simon!

We have a very exciting meeting planned for March 23rd. Heather Weidner, the author of many cozy mystery books will be attending our meeting by Zoom. Our meeting starts at 2:00 pm Pacific time (5:00pm Eastern time).

Sunday February 23rd our monthly meeting will be on Zoom at 2:00 pm Pacific time. We read The Dead and Their Vaulted Arches by Alan Bradley. The novel is considered by many as the best in his series so far. There’s still time to RSVP for a meeting that promises to be an hour or so of very lively discussion and even livelier game playing.

Our next meeting is on January 26th at 2:00 pm Pacific on Zoom. We’re reading Richard Osman’s We Solve Murders and playing Jeopardy for the second half of the meeting. Don’t forget to RSVP!!

We had our September meeting and discussed Ovidia Yu’s Aunty Lee’s Delights: A Singaporean Mystery. We had a good time discussing the book because many of us found the customs interesting, the food descriptions were luscious sounding, and there were some gaps and wishes that the author had written a more thoughtful ending. We sounded like a class in literary criticism. One of us won the game.

News for A Cozy Death Book Club

This month we’re meeting on the 22^nd at 2:00 pm PDT. We read Ovidia Yu’s Aunty Lee’s Delights. The novel is witty, gives the reader a sense of what life is like in Singapore, and ...

Our news for A Cozy Death Book Club includes an invitation to each of you to send in reviews of cozy mystery books that you’ve read. We also announce our meeting for August 25 for which we’re reading Margery Allingham’s The Crime at Black Dudley.

We read The Unexpected Mrs. Pollifax for May. Tahlia led the bookclub meeting and the BINGO game. Several members won the game and talked about how much they enjoyed the novel.

The March meeting was a lot of fun. We read Sharon Short’s Death of a Domestic Diva. This month we’re reading The Mistress of Bhatia House by Sujata Massey. We’ll announce our newest contest at our April 28th meeting. Please come.

The list of books for the remaining months of the year are listed. Enjoy!

Last month’s meeting was a hoot! We played “bobbing for apples,” and Donna won – with the most apples – the book Witch’s Garden.

What a fun time we had at our September meeting! We played “hangman” with words taken directly from our book: Robert Thorogood’s The Marlow Murder Group.

Oh my goodness, I’m late this month with our news. It’s great news, nonetheless. First, we had an amazing August meeting with Kathy Manos Penn.

We have two winners for our paragraph contest.