Weekly wrap up 23rd March - March Mystery Madness and The Week of Weird!

[@eriebeverly]

Honestly, I think all cats have an interior hard-boiled detective voice. Fun wrap up.

[@CriminOllyBlog]

Ha ha they almost certainly do

[@pastorytime2683]

Ha! The cat detective book sounds fun! I'm interested in A Botanical Daughter! Siân

[@paulathereadingtabby2185]

I'm so glad you liked Fear Familiar!

[@CriminOllyBlog]

I really did! Thanks so much for the recommendation

[@fiberartsyreads]

Well Fear Familiar is a need. 😂 Definitely have to add A Botanical Daughter to my list also.

[@krisprepolec5616]

In The Ex Hex a spell goes wrong and her cat can suddenly speak, but all he does is yell “treats!” at her. I am pretty sure that would be my cat 😂

[@CriminOllyBlog]

That does sound like my cat too lol

[@PumpkinFinch]

I squealed hearing you say you read a Fear Familiar book. They were my gateway to harlequin as a teenager. We would go to a cottage every summer and I would buy whatever one I could fine and read it there, a cat solving mystery and matchmaking really made teenage me happy. I still own them all and can remember vividly one of them with a reporter.

[@M-J]

Nice wrap up! For the life of me I can’t read mysteries. Cozy cat books sound cute. Are there cozy dog books too? 😂

[@GentleReader01]

Very much so, about cozy dog mysteries.

[@CriminOllyBlog]

There are!

[@wendyvilla2904]

💚🖤

[@bigaldoesbooktube1097]

I’d be interested to know if you consider audio books a good way to re-read? 🤔

[@wendypridmore2005]

I am currently the killings at kingfisher Hill by Sophie Hannah, Everyone here is lying by Shari Lapina and listening to Vanished by Nicole Morris ( missing people in Australia)