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In true train wreck fashion, I’m driving myself mad working on my TBR for 2022. You wouldn’t think it was a big deal. Just pick up a book and read it. But it’s not that simple.
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If you look up Libra in the dictionary, you’ll see my picture. Standard operating indecisive Libra. The thing is, I want to read all the books but I can only read so much. So, I’ve started getting into reading challenges. They set an expectation and give boundaries but they also give me the freedom to read what I want in those parameters. It’s like a book club with less rules. (Nothing against my book clubs. I love yas. And if you need a book club, here are a few of my faves. The ParaCozy Book Club https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4VY1KTWXqMODEh8F9hp4_g features cozy mysteries with a paranormal touch. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9wHHIeI1Oj7Fkb8_WXVmuBYQXS2bFLMx The Cozy Escape Book Club is just plain old regular cozy mysteries. Lisa and Court are so funny and personable and I love them so much.)
But they’re not a challenge per se. So, to the interwebs I went in search of something to help me get my TBR together. And I found this.
Short version, all you have to do is read a book that starts with a letter of the alphabet. I mean, how easy is that? (Damn you, letter X!)
So, here’s my TBR so far. There’s only twenty six books here. My goal is a hundred for the year. This doesn’t include the fourteen rom coms I’m planning on reading in February or the thirteen horror books for October or the twenty five Christmas books for December. Or any book club books. Or ARC copies I receive.
You know, that’s a lot of books when it’s laid out like that.
On to the TBR.
The Angels’ Share: A Wine Country Mystery (Wine Country Mysteries, 10)
by Ellen Crosby
Murder, She Wrote: Blood on the Vine (Murder She Wrote Book 15)
by Jessica Fletcher (Author), Donald Bain
The Candy Cane Caper (Cozy Culinary Mystery)
by Josi S. Kilpack
Murder, She Wrote: Dying to Retire (Murder She Wrote Book 21)
by Jessica Fletcher (Author), Donald Bain
Espresso Shot
by Cleo Coyle
Murder, She Wrote: A Fatal Feast (Murder She Wrote Book 32)
by Jessica Fletcher (Author), Donald Bain
Gone Haunting in Deadwood (The Deadwood Humorous Mystery)
by Ann Charles
Murder, She Wrote: Highland Fling Murders (Murder She Wrote Book 8)
by Jessica Fletcher (Author), Donald Bain (Author)
In Want of a Knife: A Little Library Mystery
by Elizabeth Kane Buzzelli
The Inspector and Mrs. Jeffries (Mrs. Jeffries Mysteries Book 1)
by Emily Brightwell
Kissing Christmas Goodbye: An Agatha Raisin Mystery
by M. C. Beaton
Murder, She Wrote: a Little Yuletide Murder
by Jessica Fletcher (Author), Donald Bain
Manhattans and Murder: The Murder, She Wrote Mysteries, Book 2
Jessica Fletcher (Author), Donald Bain
Never Con a Corgi: Volume 6 (Leigh Koslow Mystery Series)
by Edie Claire
An Open Spook (A Haunted Guesthouse Mystery)
by E.J. Copperman
Murder, She Wrote: Provence–To Die For (Murder She Wrote Book 17)
by Jessica Fletcher (Author), Donald Bain
The Question of the Missing Head (An Asperger’s Mystery, 1)
by E. J. Copperman
Murder, She Wrote: Rum and Razors (Murder She Wrote Book 3)
by Jessica Fletcher (Author), Donald Bain
Something Read Something Dead: A Lighthouse Library Mystery
by Eva Gates
To Catch a Witch: A Wishcraft Mystery
by Heather Blake
An Uninvited Ghost
E.J. Copperman
The Vineyard Victims
Ellen Crosby
A Witch to Remember: A Wishcraft Mystery
Heather Blake
Yarn to Go: Yarn Retreat Mystery Series, Book 1
Betty Hechtman
The Zombie Ball: (An Eli Marks Mystery Book 6) (The Eli Marks Mysteries)
by John Gaspard
There you have it. Twenty five (I hate you, X) cozy mysteries I plan on reading in 2022. Are you doing a reading challenge this year? Share it with us. I’m always up for adding my books to my list and shelf.
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What a great list of cozy mysteries! They all look like so much fun. I hope you have a lovely time reading them all!
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Thank you. I’m not even in 2022 and I’m already thinking of altering the list. April has an a to z challenge. So I may move it to then and do one Murder She Wrote a week.
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